Electromagnetic heating control circuit and electromagnetic heating device

ABSTRACT

Disclosed is an electromagnetic heating control circuit, comprising a control chip, a rectifier filter circuit, a resonant capacitor, a switching transistor, a drive circuit, and a synchronous voltage detection circuit. The switching transistor comprises a first end, a second end, and a control end. The first end is connected to a positive output end of the rectifier filter circuit by using the resonant capacitor. The second end is connected to a negative output end of the rectifier filter circuit by using a current limiting resistor. The control chip comprises a positive phase voltage input end, a negative phase voltage input end, a voltage detection end, and a signal input end. The positive phase voltage input end and the negative phase voltage input end detect voltages at two ends of the resonant capacitor by using the synchronous voltage detection circuit. The signal output end is connected to the control end by using the drive circuit. The voltage detection end is connected to the positive output end of the rectifier filter circuit by using the synchronous voltage detection circuit. The control chip controls a working state of the switching transistor according to a voltage detected by the voltage detection end. Further disclosed is an electromagnetic heating device.

RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is a continuation application of PCT Patent ApplicationNo. PCT/CN2015/082969, entitled “ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATING CONTROL CIRCUITAND ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATING DEVICE” filed on Jun. 30, 2015, which claimspriority to Chinese Patent Application No. 201510054338.X, entitled“ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATING CONTROL CIRCUIT AND ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATINGDEVICE” filed on Feb. 2, 2015, Chinese Patent Application No.201520073807.8, entitled “ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATING CONTROL CIRCUIT ANDELECTROMAGNETIC HEATING DEVICE” filed on Feb. 2, 2015, Chinese PatentApplication No. 201510054021.6, entitled “ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATINGCONTROL CIRCUIT AND ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATING DEVICE” filed on Feb. 2,2015, Chinese Patent Application No. 201520073503.1, entitled“ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATING CONTROL CIRCUIT AND ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATINGDEVICE” filed on Feb. 2, 2015, Chinese Patent Application No.201510054340.7, entitled “ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATING CONTROL CIRCUIT ANDELECTROMAGNETIC HEATING DEVICE” filed on Feb. 2, 2015, Chinese PatentApplication No. 201520073792.5, entitled “ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATINGCONTROL CIRCUIT AND ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATING DEVICE” filed on Feb. 2,2015, Chinese Patent Application No. 201520077907.8, entitled“ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATING CONTROL CIRCUIT AND ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATINGDEVICE” filed on Feb. 3, 2015, Chinese Patent Application No.201510057243.3, entitled “ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATING CONTROL CIRCUIT ANDELECTROMAGNETIC HEATING DEVICE” filed on Feb. 3, 2015, and ChinesePatent Application No. 201520077828.7, entitled “WATER PURIFICATIONSYSTEM”, filed on Feb. 3, 2015, all of which are incorporated byreference in their entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to an electromagnetic heating technologyfield, and more particularly to an electromagnetic heating controlcircuit and an electromagnetic heating device.

BACKGROUND

It is well known that, an input alternating current power source shouldbe detected in electromagnetic heating control circuits in the relatedart, and power of a system of an electromagnetic heating device iscontrolled by using a control chip or a controller to detect a voltageof an input terminal of a rectifying and filtering circuit. In therelated art, the input terminal of the rectifying and filtering circuitis generally provided with a voltage sampling circuit for voltagedetection. However, structures of the voltage sampling circuit arecomplex, thus causing high cost of circuit design and high powerconsumption.

SUMMARY

A main objective of the present disclosure is to provide anelectromagnetic heating control circuit and an electromagnetic heatingdevice, seeking to reduce cost and power consumption of circuit design.

In order to achieve the above objective, embodiments of the presentdisclosure provide an electromagnetic heating control circuit,including: a control chip 10, a rectifying and filtering circuit 20, aresonance capacitor C, a switch transistor Q, a drive circuit 30, and asynchronous voltage detection circuit, in which, the switch transistor Qincludes a first terminal, a second terminal, and a control terminalconfigured to control a connection state between the first terminal andthe second terminal, the first terminal is connected to a positiveoutput terminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit 20 via theresonance capacitor C, the second terminal is connected to a negativeoutput terminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit 20 via acurrent-limiting resistor R11; the control chip 10 includes anon-inverting voltage input terminal, an inverting voltage inputterminal, a voltage detection terminal, and a signal output terminal,the non-inverting voltage input terminal and the inverting voltage inputterminal detect voltages at two terminals of the resonance capacitor Cvia the synchronous voltage detection circuit, the signal outputterminal is connected to the control terminal via the drive circuit 30,the voltage detection terminal is connected to the positive outputterminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit 20 via the synchronousvoltage detection circuit, the control chip 10 is configured to controla work state of the switch transistor Q according to a voltage detectedby the voltage detection terminal, and to control, according to voltagesof the non-inverting voltage input terminal and the inverting voltageinput terminal, the switch transistor Q to turn on when a voltage at aconnection node between the resonance capacitor C and the switchtransistor Q is zero.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the synchronous voltagedetection circuit includes: a first voltage sampling circuit and asecond voltage sampling circuit. One terminal of the first voltagesampling circuit is connected to the positive output terminal of therectifying and filtering circuit 20, and the other terminal of the firstvoltage sampling circuit is connected to the non-inverting voltage inputterminal. An input terminal of the second voltage sampling circuit isconnected to the first terminal of the switch transistor Q, a firstoutput terminal of the second voltage sampling circuit is connected tothe inverting voltage input terminal, and a second output terminal ofthe second voltage sampling circuit is connected to the voltagedetection terminal.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the first voltage samplingcircuit includes a tenth resistor R10 and a twelfth resistor R12, oneterminal of the tenth resistor R10 is connected to the positive outputterminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit 20, the other terminalof the tenth resistor R10 is grounded via the twelfth resistor R12; acommon terminal of the tenth resistor R10 and the twelfth resistor R12is connected to the non-inverting voltage input terminal; the secondvoltage sampling circuit includes a thirteenth resistor R13 and afourteenth resistor R14, one terminal of the thirteenth resistor R13 isconnected to the first terminal of the switch transistor Q, the otherterminal of the thirteenth resistor R13 is grounded via the fourteenthresistor R14, and a common terminal of the thirteenth resistor R13 andthe fourteenth resistor R14 is connected to the inverting voltage inputterminal.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the drive circuit 30includes a drive chip 31, a fifteenth resistor R15, a sixteenth resistorR16, and a seventeenth resistor R17, in which, a drive input terminal ofthe drive chip 31 is connected to the signal output terminal via thefifteenth resistor R15, the drive input terminal is connected to apreset power source, a drive output terminal of the drive chip 31 isconnected to the second terminal of the switch transistor Q via a serialconnection of the sixteenth resistor R16 and the seventeenth resistorR17, a common terminal of the sixteenth resistor R16 and the seventeenthresistor R17 is connected to the control terminal of the switchtransistor Q.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the drive circuit 30 furtherincludes a Zener diode D, a cathode of the Zener diode D is connected tothe control terminal, and an anode of the Zener diode D is connected tothe second terminal of the switch transistor Q.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the rectifying and filteringcircuit 20 includes a bridge rectifier 21, an inductor L0 and acapacitor C12, in which, a positive output terminal of the bridgerectifier 21 is connected to the resonance capacitor C via the inductorL0, and a negative output terminal of the bridge rectifier 21 isconnected to the second terminal of the switch transistor Q via thecurrent-limiting resistor R11; one terminal of the capacitor C12 isconnected to a common terminal of the inductor L0 and resonancecapacitor C, and the other terminal of the capacitor C12 is connected tothe negative output terminal of the bridge rectifier 21.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the switch transistor Q isan insulated gate bipolar transistor, a collector of the insulated gatebipolar transistor is configured as the first terminal, an emitter ofthe insulated gate bipolar transistor is configured as the secondterminal, and a gate of the insulated gate bipolar transistor isconfigured as the control terminal.

In embodiments of the present disclosure, by directly connecting thevoltage detection terminal of the control chip to the output terminal ofthe rectifying and filtering circuit, that is, connecting the voltagedetection terminal of the control chip to the output terminal of therectifying and filtering circuit via the first sampling circuit of thesynchronous circuit, power control and under-voltage and over-voltageprotection of mains supply can be realized according to the voltage ofthe output terminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit. Relative toproviding a voltage sampling circuit at the input terminal of therectifying and filtering circuit to detect the voltage of the inputterminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit in the related art, thepresent disclosure uses the synchronous voltage detection circuit todetect the voltage of the output terminal of the rectifying andfiltering circuit and performs the power control and the under-voltageand over-voltage protection of mains supply, thus reducing cost andpower consumption of circuit design.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide an electromagnetic heatingcontrol circuit, including: a drive circuit, a protection circuit and aswitch transistor, in which,

the switch transistor includes a first terminal, a second terminal, anda control terminal configured to control a connection state between thefirst terminal and the second terminal, the control terminal isconnected to a signal output terminal of the drive circuit, and thesecond terminal is connected to a ground terminal;

the drive circuit is connected to a preset control chip, and configuredto magnify a pulse width modulation signal received from the controlchip and to output a magnified pulse width modulation signal to theswitch transistor via the signal output terminal of the drive circuit,so as to drive the switch transistor;

the drive circuit is configured to detect an output voltage value of thesignal output terminal, and to adjust a state of the magnified pulsewidth modulation signal output by the signal output terminal accordingto whether the output voltage value of the signal output terminal iswithin a preset interval range;

the protection circuit is configured to control a work state of theswitch transistor according to a voltage value of the first terminalwhen the switch transistor is turned off, or the protection circuit isconfigured to control the work state of the switch transistor accordingto a detected current value of the second terminal when the switchtransistor is turned on.

Preferably, when the protection circuit adjusts a state of the magnifiedpulse width modulation signal output by the signal output terminalaccording to the output voltage value of the signal output terminal,

when the output voltage value of the signal output terminal is notwithin the preset interval range, the drive circuit controls the signaloutput terminal stop outputting the magnified pulse width modulationsignal;

or, when the output voltage value of the signal output terminal is notwithin the preset interval range, the drive circuit outputs a controlsignal to the control chip, such that the control chip stops outputtingthe pulse width modulation signal.

Preferably, the drive circuit is further configured to perform acomparison on the pulse width modulation signal and a preset referencesquare signal, and to adjust the state of the magnified pulse widthmodulation signal output by the signal output terminal according to aresult of the comparison.

Preferably, the switch transistor is an insulated gate bipolartransistor, a collector of the insulated gate bipolar transistor isconfigured as the first terminal, an emitter of the insulated gatebipolar transistor is configured as the second terminal, and a gate ofthe insulated gate bipolar transistor is configured as the controlterminal.

Preferably, the drive circuit is further configured to detect a voltagebetween the collector and the emitter of the insulated gate bipolartransistor, to determine a work state of the insulated gate bipolartransistor according to a voltage between the collector and the emitterof the insulated gate bipolar transistor at a time when the insulatedgate bipolar transistor is turned on, and to adjust a time period forthe output voltage value of the signal output terminal to rise to asecond preset value according to the work state.

Preferably, the work state of the insulated gate bipolar transistorincludes a start state, a hard turn-on state, and a normal state;

adjusting a time period for the output voltage value of the signaloutput terminal to rise to a second preset value according to the workstate including:

when the work state is the start state, the time period for the outputvoltage value of the signal output terminal to rise to the second presetvalue is set to be a first threshold;

when the work state is the hard turn-on state, the time period for theoutput voltage value of the signal output terminal to rise to the secondpreset value is set to be a second threshold;

when the work state is the normal state, the time period for the outputvoltage value of the signal output terminal to rise to the second presetvalue is set to be a third threshold.

Preferably when the protection circuit is configured to control the workstate of the switch transistor according to the voltage value of thefirst terminal when the switch transistor is turned off, the protectioncircuit includes a voltage sampling circuit and a comparator, thevoltage sampling circuit includes a first resistor and a secondresistor, one terminal of the first resistor is connected to the firstterminal, and the other terminal of the first resistor is connected tothe ground terminal via the second resistor; a non-inverting inputterminal of the comparator is connected to a common terminal of thefirst resistor and the second resistor, an inverting input terminal ofthe comparator is connected to a preset reference voltage terminal, andan output terminal of the comparator is connected to the controlterminal.

Preferably, when the protection circuit is configured to control thework state of the switch transistor according to a detected currentvalue of the second terminal when the switch transistor is turned on,the electromagnetic heating control circuit further includes a thirdresistor connected in series between the second terminal and the groundterminal, and a voltage detection terminal of the protection circuit isconnected to the second terminal so as to detect the current value ofthe second terminal.

Preferably, the protection circuit is connected to the drive circuit,when the current value of the second terminal is detected to be higherthan a preset value, a control signal is output to the drive circuit,such that the drive circuit controls the signal output terminal tooutput a preset level signal, to turn off the switch transistor.

Preferably, the protection circuit is connected to the control chip, andwhen the current value of the second terminal is detected to be higherthan a preset value, the control signal is output to the control chip,such that the control chip adjusts a duty ratio of the pulse widthmodulation signal output to the drive circuit.

In addition, in order to achieve the above objective, embodiments ofpresent disclosure further provide a household appliance. The householdappliance includes an electromagnetic heating control circuit, theelectromagnetic heating control circuit includes a drive circuit, aprotection circuit and a switch transistor, in which,

the switch transistor includes a first terminal, a second terminal, anda control terminal configured to control a connection state between thefirst terminal and the second terminal, the control terminal isconnected to a signal output terminal of the drive circuit, and thesecond terminal is connected to a ground terminal;

the drive circuit is connected to a preset control chip, and configuredto magnify a pulse width modulation signal received from the controlchip and to output a magnified pulse width modulation signal to theswitch transistor via the signal output terminal of the drive circuit,so as to drive the switch transistor;

the drive circuit is configured to detect an output voltage value of thesignal output terminal, and to adjust a state of the magnified pulsewidth modulation signal output by the signal output terminal accordingto whether the output voltage value of the signal output terminal iswithin a preset interval range;

the protection circuit is configured to control a work state of theswitch transistor according to a voltage value of the first terminalwhen the switch transistor is turned off, or the protection circuit isconfigured to control the work state of the switch transistor accordingto a detected current value of the second terminal when the switchtransistor is turned on.

In embodiments of the present disclosure, by providing the protectioncircuit, the work state of the switch transistor is controlled accordingto the voltage value of the first terminal when the switch transistor isturned off, or the work state of the switch transistor is controlledaccording to current value of the second terminal when the switchtransistor is turned on, thus it is effectively prevented that thevoltage between the first terminal and the second terminal is so high todamage the switch transistor when the switch transistor is turned off.In addition, the drive circuit controls the state of the pulse widthmodulation signal output by the signal output terminal according to avoltage of signal output terminal, thus it is effectively prevented thatthe drive voltage of the switch transistor is so high to burn out theswitch transistor and the drive voltage of the switch transistor is solow that the switch transistor cannot be turned on or in a magnifyingstate. Therefore, the electromagnetic heating control circuit providedin the present disclosure improves stability of circuit operation.

In order to achieve the above objective, embodiments of presentdisclosure provide an electromagnetic heating circuit, including: acoil, a resonance capacitor, a control chip, a drive module, aprotection module, and a switch transistor, in which,

the coil is connected in parallel to the resonance capacitor;

the switch transistor includes a first terminal, a second terminal, anda control terminal configured to control a connection state between thefirst terminal and the second terminal, the control terminal isconnected to a signal output terminal of the drive module, the firstterminal is connected to a terminal of the resonance capacitor, and thesecond terminal is connected to a ground terminal;

the control chip is configured to output a pulse width modulation signalto the drive module, the pulse width modulation signal is output to theswitch transistor via the signal output terminal of the drive module, soas to drive the switch transistor;

the protection module is configured to control a work state of theswitch transistor according to a voltage value of the first terminalwhen the switch transistor is turned off, or the protection module isconfigured to control the work state of the switch transistor accordingto a detected current value of the second terminal when the switchtransistor is turned on.

Preferably, when the protection module is configured to control a workstate of the switch transistor according to a voltage value of the firstterminal when the switch transistor is turned off, the protection moduleincludes a voltage sampling circuit and a comparator, the voltagesampling circuit includes a first resistor and a second resistor, oneterminal of the first resistor is connected to the first terminal, andthe other terminal of the first resistor is connected to the groundterminal via the second resistor; a non-inverting input terminal of thecomparator is connected to a common terminal of the first resistor andthe second resistor, an inverting input terminal of the comparator isconnected to a preset reference voltage terminal, and an output terminalof the comparator is connected to the control terminal.

Preferably, when the protection module is configured to control a workstate of the switch transistor according to a voltage value of the firstterminal when the switch transistor is turned off, the protection moduleincludes a voltage sampling circuit and a comparator, the voltagesampling circuit includes a first resistor and a second resistor, oneterminal of the first resistor is connected to the first terminal, andthe other terminal of the first resistor is connected to the groundterminal via the second resistor; a non-inverting input terminal of thecomparator is connected to a common terminal of the first resistor andthe second resistor, an inverting input terminal of the comparator isconnected to a preset reference voltage terminal, and an output terminalof the comparator is connected to the drive module;

when the voltage value of the first terminal is higher than the presetreference voltage, the comparator outputs a control signal to the drivemodule, the drive module controls the signal output terminal to output apreset level signal according to the control signal, so as to turn onthe switch transistor.

Preferably, when the protection module is configured to control a workstate of the switch transistor according to a voltage value of the firstterminal when the switch transistor is turned off, the protection moduleincludes a voltage sampling circuit and a comparator, the voltagesampling circuit includes a first resistor and a second resistor, oneterminal of the first resistor is connected to the first terminal, andthe other terminal of the first resistor is connected to the groundterminal via the second resistor; a non-inverting input terminal of thecomparator is connected to a common terminal of the first resistor andthe second resistor, an inverting input terminal of the comparator isconnected to a preset reference voltage terminal, and an output terminalof the comparator is connected to the control chip;

when the voltage value of the first terminal is higher than the presetreference voltage, the comparator outputs a control signal to thecontrol chip, such that the control chip adjusts a duty ratio of thepulse width modulation signal output to the drive module.

Preferably, when the protection module is configured to control the workstate of the switch transistor according to a detected current value ofthe second terminal when the switch transistor is turned on, theelectromagnetic heating circuit further includes a third resistorconnected in series between the second terminal and the ground terminal,and a voltage detection terminal of the protection module is connectedto the second terminal so as to detect the current value of the secondterminal.

Preferably, the protection module is connected to the drive module, andthe protection module outputs a control signal to the drive module whenthe current value of the second terminal is detected to be higher than apreset value, such that the drive module controls the signal outputterminal to output a preset level signal, so as to turn off the switchtransistor.

Preferably, the protection module is connected to the control chip, andthe protection module outputs a control signal to the control chip whenthe current value of the second terminal is detected to be higher than apreset value, such that the control chip adjusts a duty ratio of thepulse width modulation signal output to the drive module.

Preferably, the electromagnetic heating circuit further includes atemperature sensor configured to detect a temperature of the switchtransistor, the temperature sensor is connected to the protectionmodule, and the protection module is configured to output a controlsignal to the drive module or to the control chip according to thetemperature detected by the temperature sensor, such that the drivemodule or the control chip adjusts a duty ratio of the pulse widthmodulation signal output by the signal output terminal or turns off theswitch transistor according to the control signal.

Preferably, the switch transistor is an insulated gate bipolartransistor, a collector of the insulated gate bipolar transistor isconfigured as the first terminal, an emitter of the insulated gatebipolar transistor is configured as the second terminal, and a gate ofthe insulated gate bipolar transistor is configured as the controlterminal.

In embodiments of the present disclosure, by providing the protectionmodule, the work state of the switch transistor is controlled accordingto the voltage value of the first terminal when the switch transistor isturned off, or the work state of the switch transistor is controlledaccording to the current value of the second terminal when the switchtransistor is turned on, thus it is effectively prevented that thevoltage between the first terminal and the second terminal is so high todamage the switch transistor when the switch transistor is turned off.Therefore, the electromagnetic heating circuit provided in the presentdisclosure improves stability of circuit operation.

In order to achieve the above objective, embodiments of presentdisclosure provide an electromagnetic heating circuit, including: acontrol chip, a drive module, and a switch transistor, in which,

the switch transistor includes a first terminal, a second terminal, anda control terminal configured to control a connection state between thefirst terminal and the second terminal, the control terminal isconnected to a signal output terminal of the drive module;

the control chip is configured to output a pulse width modulation signalto the drive module, the pulse width modulation signal is output to theswitch transistor via the signal output terminal of the drive module, soas to drive the switch transistor;

the drive module is configured to detect an output voltage value of thesignal output terminal, and to adjust a state of the pulse widthmodulation signal output by the signal output terminal according towhether the output voltage value of the signal output terminal is withina preset interval range.

Preferably, the drive module is further configured to perform acomparison on the pulse width modulation signal and a preset referencesquare signal, and to adjust the state of the pulse width modulationsignal output by the signal output terminal according to a result of thecomparison.

Preferably, when the drive module adjusts the state of the pulse widthmodulation signal output by the signal output terminal according to aresult of the comparison,

when a pulse width of the pulse width modulation signal received by thedrive module is larger than a pulse width of the preset reference squaresignal, the drive module adjusts a pulse width in a corresponding cycleof the pulse width modulation signal output by the signal outputterminal to the pulse width of the preset reference square signal,and/or controls the signal output terminal to stop outputting the pulsewidth modulation signal;

or, when the pulse width of the pulse width modulation signal receivedby the drive module is larger than the pulse width of the presetreference square signal, the drive module outputs a control signal tothe control chip, such that the control chip adjusts the state of thepulse width modulation signal output to the drive module.

Preferably, when the drive module adjusts a state of the pulse widthmodulation signal output by the signal output terminal according towhether the output voltage value of the signal output terminal is withina preset interval range,

when the output voltage value of the signal output terminal is notwithin the preset interval range, the drive module controls the signaloutput terminal to stop outputting the pulse width modulation signal;

or, when the output voltage value of the signal output terminal is notwithin the preset interval range, the drive module outputs a controlsignal to the control chip, such that the control chip stops outputtingthe pulse width modulation signal.

Preferably, the control chip is an insulated gate bipolar transistor, acollector of the insulated gate bipolar transistor is configured as thefirst terminal, an emitter of the insulated gate bipolar transistor isconfigured as the second terminal, and a gate of the insulated gatebipolar transistor is configured as the control terminal.

Preferably, the drive module is further configured to detect a voltagebetween the collector and the emitter of the insulated gate bipolartransistor, to determine a work state of the insulated gate bipolartransistor according to a voltage between the collector and the emitterof the insulated gate bipolar transistor at a time when the insulatedgate bipolar transistor is turned on, and to adjust a time period forthe output voltage value of the signal output terminal to rise to asecond preset value according to the work state.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the work state of theinsulated gate bipolar transistor includes a start state, a hard turn-onstate, and a normal state;

adjusting a time period for the output voltage value of the signaloutput terminal to rise to a second preset value according to the workstate including:

when the work state is the start state, the time period for the outputvoltage value of the signal output terminal to rise to the second presetvalue is set to be a first threshold;

when the work state is the hard turn-on state, the time period for theoutput voltage value of the signal output terminal to rise to the secondpreset value is set to be a second threshold;

when the work state is the normal state, the time period for the outputvoltage value of the signal output terminal to rise to the second presetvalue is set to be a third threshold.

Preferably, a voltage detection terminal of the drive module isconnected to the collector of the insulated gate bipolar transistor, aground terminal of the drive module is connected to the emitter of theinsulated gate bipolar transistor.

In addition, in order to achieve the above objective, embodiments ofpresent disclosure provide an electronic device, including: anelectromagnetic heating circuit. The electromagnetic heating circuitincludes a control chip, a drive module, and a switch transistor, inwhich,

the switch transistor includes a first terminal, a second terminal, anda control terminal configured to control a connection state between thefirst terminal and the second terminal, the control terminal isconnected to a signal output terminal of the drive module;

the control chip is configured to output a pulse width modulation signalto the drive module, the pulse width modulation signal is output to theswitch transistor via the signal output terminal of the drive module, soas to drive the switch transistor;

the drive module is configured to detect an output voltage value of thesignal output terminal, and to adjust a state of the pulse widthmodulation signal output by the signal output terminal according towhether the output voltage value of the signal output terminal is withina preset interval range.

In embodiments of the present disclosure, by proving the drive moduleconnected to the control chip and the switch transistor, the drivemodule controls the state of the pulse width modulation signal output bythe signal output terminal according to the voltage of the signal outputterminal, thus it is effectively prevented that the drive voltage of theswitch transistor is so high to burn out the switch transistor, and thatthe drive voltage of the switch transistor is so low that the switchtransistor cannot be turned on or in a magnifying state. Therefore, theelectromagnetic the present disclosure improves stability of the switchtransistor.

In order to achieve the above objective, embodiments of presentdisclosure provide an electromagnetic heating control circuit. Theelectromagnetic heating control circuit includes a switch transistor, atemperature detection module configured to detect a temperature of theswitch transistor, a control chip configured to output a pulse widthmodulation signal, and a drive circuit configured to magnify the pulsewidth modulation signal and to output a magnified pulse width modulationsignal to the switch transistor;

the switch transistor includes a first terminal, a second terminal, anda control terminal configured to control a connection state between thefirst terminal and the second terminal, the control terminal isconnected to a signal output terminal of the drive circuit;

an output terminal of the temperature detection module is connected tothe control chip;

the control chip is configured to obtain a temperature currentlydetected by the temperature detection module at first predetermined timeintervals, to perform error correction on the currently detectedtemperature according to two temperatures detected twice in successionand a temperature compensation factor to calculate an actualtemperature, and to control a work state of the switch transistoraccording to the actual temperature.

Preferably, the control chip is further configured to obtain atemperature currently detected by the temperature detection module atsecond predetermined time intervals, and to calculate a temperaturecompensation factor A corresponding to a difference between atemperature X_(n) detected for n^(th) time and a temperature X_(n−1)detected for (n−1)^(th) time according to the temperature X_(n) and thetemperature X_(n−1), the temperature compensation factor A satisfies

${A = \frac{{X_{n}\left( {X_{n} - X_{n - 1}} \right)}^{2}}{KM}},$in which, K is a constant, and M is an initial temperature fortemperature compensation.

Preferably, when the control chip is configured to obtain a temperaturecurrently detected by the temperature detection module at firstpredetermined time intervals, and to perform error correction on thecurrently detected temperature according to two temperatures detectedtwice in succession and a temperature compensation factor to calculatean actual temperature,

the control chip is configured to obtain a temperature detected by thetemperature detection module at first predetermined time intervals, toobtain a temperature compensation factor A corresponding to a differencebetween a temperature X_(m) detected for current time and a temperatureX_(m−1) detected for last time according to the temperature X_(m) andthe temperature X_(m−1), and to calculate the actual temperature Y_(m)according to the temperature X_(m), the temperature X_(m−1), and thetemperature compensation factor A, in which, Y_(m) satisfiesY_(m)=X_(m−1)+A(X_(m)−X_(m−1)).

Preferably, the temperature detection module includes a temperaturesensor, a thirty-first resistor, a thirty-second resistor and athirty-first capacitor, one terminal of the thirty-first resistor isconnected to a first preset power source, and the other terminal of thethirty-first resistor is connected to a ground terminal via thetemperature sensor; one terminal of the thirty-second resistor isconnected to a common terminal of the thirty-first resistor and thetemperature sensor, and the other terminal of the thirty-second resistoris connected to a ground terminal via the thirty-first capacitor, and acommon terminal of the thirty-second resistor and the thirty-firstcapacitor is connected to a temperature collecting terminal of thecontrol chip.

Preferably, the drive circuit includes a drive integrated chip, athirty-third resistor, a fifteenth resistor, a sixteenth resistor, aseventeenth resistor, and a thirty-second capacitor, in which, a pulsewidth modulation signal input terminal of the drive integrated chip isconnected to the control chip via the thirty-third resistor, a drivevoltage input terminal of the drive integrated chip is connected to asecond preset power source, a pulse width modulation signal outputterminal of the drive integrated chip is connected to the controlterminal of the switch transistor via the sixteenth resistor; oneterminal of the fifteenth resistor is connected to the second presetpower source, and the other terminal of the fifteenth resistor isconnected to a common terminal of the thirty-third resistor and thecontrol chip; one terminal of the sixteenth resistor is connected to thecontrol terminal of the switch transistor, and the other terminal of thesixteenth resistor is connected to the second terminal of the switchtransistor; one terminal of the thirty-second capacitor is connected tothe drive voltage input terminal, and the other terminal of thethirty-second capacitor is connected to a ground terminal.

Preferably, the drive circuit further includes a Zener diode, an anodeof the Zener diode is connected to the second terminal of the switchtransistor, and a cathode of the Zener diode is connected to the controlterminal of the switch transistor.

Preferably, the switch transistor is an insulated gate bipolartransistor, a collector of the insulated gate bipolar transistor isconfigured as the first terminal, an emitter of the insulated gatebipolar transistor is configured as the second terminal, and a gate ofthe insulated gate bipolar transistor is configured as the controlterminal.

Preferably, the electric heating drive protection circuit furtherincludes a buzzer circuit, in which the buzzer circuit is connected tothe control chip.

By providing the temperature detection module configured to detect thetemperature of the switch transistor, and controlling the work state ofthe switch transistor according to the detected temperatures and thepreset temperature compensation factor, the electromagnetic heatingcontrol circuit provided by embodiments of the present disclosure canprevent the switch transistor from being burnt out due to hightemperature. Thus the present disclosure improves the stability ofcircuit operation.

In order to achieve the above objective, embodiments of presentdisclosure provide a surge protection circuit, including a first voltagedivision circuit including a resistor and a capacitor, a rectifyingcircuit configured to perform rectification on mains supply, and acontrol circuit configured to perform surge protection; the controlcircuit includes a first comparator;

an input terminal of the first voltage division circuit is connected toan output terminal of the rectifying circuit, an output terminal of thefirst voltage division circuit is connected to a first input terminal ofthe first comparator; a second input terminal of the first comparator isconnected to a preset first reference power source, and when a voltageof the mains supply is lower than a first preset value, if there ispositive surge, a voltage of the output terminal of the first voltagedivision circuit is higher than a voltage of the preset first referencepower source, if there is no positive surge, the voltage of the outputterminal of the first voltage division circuit is lower than the voltageof the preset first reference power source; the control circuit performssurge protection control according a state of an output level of anoutput terminal of the first comparator.

Preferably, the first voltage division circuit includes a firstresistor, a second resistor, and a first capacitor, one terminal of thefirst resistor is connected to the output terminal of the rectifyingcircuit, and the other terminal of the first resistor is connected to aground terminal via the second resistor; the first capacitor isconnected in parallel to two terminals of the second resistor; the firstinput terminal of the first comparator is connected to a common terminalof the first resistor and the second resistor.

Preferably, the surge protection circuit further includes a secondvoltage division circuit including a resistor and a capacitor, and athird voltage division circuit, the control circuit further includes asecond comparator and a third comparator;

an input terminal of the second voltage division circuit is connected tothe output terminal of the rectifying circuit, an output terminal of thesecond voltage division circuit is connected to a first input terminalof the second comparator, a second input terminal of the secondcomparator is connected to the output terminal of the first voltagedivision circuit; when there is no positive surge voltage in the mainssupply, the voltage of the output terminal of the first voltage divisioncircuit is higher than a voltage of the output terminal of the secondvoltage division circuit; when there is a positive surge voltage in themains supply, the voltage of the output terminal of the first voltagedivision circuit is lower than the voltage of the output terminal of thesecond voltage division circuit;

an input terminal of the third voltage division circuit is connected tothe output terminal of the rectifying circuit, an output terminal of thethird voltage division circuit is connected to a first input terminal ofthe third comparator, a second input terminal of the third comparator isconnected to a preset second reference power source, configured todetect a zero-crossing point of the mains supply, and to control anoutput terminal of the second comparator to output a preset level signalwhen a voltage of the output terminal of the third voltage divisioncircuit is lower than a second preset value.

Preferably, the second voltage division circuit includes a thirdresistor, a fourth resistor, and a second capacitor, one terminal of thethird resistor is connected to the output terminal of the rectifyingcircuit, and the other terminal of the third resistor is connected to aground terminal via the fourth resistor; the second capacitor isconnected in parallel to two terminals of the fourth resistor; the firstinput terminal of the second comparator is connected to a commonterminal of the third resistor and the fourth resistor.

Preferably, the third voltage division circuit includes a fifthresistor, a sixth resistor, a seventh resistor, a third capacitor, and afourth capacitor, one terminal of the fifth resistor is connected to theoutput terminal of the rectifying circuit, and the other terminal of thefifth resistor is connected to a ground terminal via a serial connectionof the sixth resistor and the seventh resistor; the third capacitor isconnected in parallel to two terminals of the fifth resistor; the fourthcapacitor is connected in parallel to two terminals of the seventhresistor; the first input terminal of the third comparator is connectedto a common terminal of the sixth resistor and the seventh resistor.

Preferably, the surge protection circuit further includes a fourthvoltage division circuit including a resistor and a capacitor, thecontrol circuit further includes a fourth comparator;

an input terminal of the fourth voltage division circuit is connected tothe output terminal of the rectifying circuit, an output terminal of thefourth voltage division circuit is connected to a first input terminalof the fourth comparator, a second input terminal of the fourthcomparator is connected to the output terminal of the second voltagedivision circuit; when there is no negative surge voltage in the mainssupply, a voltage of the output terminal of the fourth voltage divisioncircuit is lower than the voltage of the output terminal of the secondvoltage division circuit; when there is a negative surge voltage in themains supply, the voltage of the output terminal of the fourth voltagedivision circuit is higher than the voltage of the output terminal ofthe second voltage division circuit;

the third comparator is further configured to control an output terminalof the fourth comparator to output a preset level signal when thevoltage of the output terminal of the third voltage division circuit islower than the second preset value.

Preferably, the fourth voltage division circuit includes an eighthresistor, a ninth resistor, and a fifth capacitor, one terminal of theeighth resistor is connected to the output terminal of the rectifyingcircuit, and the other terminal of the eighth resistor is connected to aground terminal via the ninth resistor; the fifth capacitor is connectedin parallel to two terminals of the ninth resistor; the first inputterminal of the fourth comparator is connected to a common terminal ofthe eighth resistor and the ninth resistor.

Preferably, the rectifying circuit includes a first diode and a seconddiode, an anode of the first diode is connected to a first alternatingcurrent input terminal of the mains supply, the second diode isconnected to a second alternating current input terminal of the mainssupply, a cathode of the first diode is connected to a cathode of thesecond diode.

In embodiments of the present disclosure, after the mains supply isrectified by the rectifying circuit, voltage division is performed bythe first voltage division circuit, and a comparison is performed ondivided voltage and the first reference voltage, and it is determinedwhether there is a positive surge voltage in a period when the mainssupply is close to the zero-crossing point according a result of thecomparison, if there is a positive surge voltage, the control circuitperforms the surge protection. The present disclosure realizes surgedetection in the period when the mains supply is close to thezero-crossing point, so as to prevent the surge phenomenon at thezero-crossing point from damaging the electrical equipment, thusimproving security for power supply.

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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a structure of an electromagneticheating control circuit according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a connection structure of anelectromagnetic heating control circuit according to a first embodimentof the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing a connection structure of anelectromagnetic heating control circuit according to a second embodimentof the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing a structure of an electromagneticheating circuit according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing a structure of an electromagneticheating circuit according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing a structure of an electromagneticheating control circuit according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure; and

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing a structure of a surge protectioncircuit according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

The realization of objectives, functional features and advantages of thepresent disclosure will be further described with reference to theaccompanying drawings in combination with the embodiment.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

It should be understood that, the embodiments described herein are usedto explain the present disclosure, and shall not be construed to limitthe present disclosure.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide an electromagnetic heatingcontrol circuit. As illustrated in FIG. 1, in an embodiment, theelectromagnetic heating control circuit includes a control chip 10, arectifying and filtering circuit 20, a resonance capacitor C, a switchtransistor Q, a drive circuit 30, and a synchronous voltage detectioncircuit.

The switch transistor Q includes a first terminal, a second terminal,and a control terminal configured to control a connection state betweenthe first terminal and the second terminal. The first terminal isconnected to a positive output terminal of the rectifying and filteringcircuit 20 via the resonance capacitor C. The second terminal isconnected to a negative output terminal of the rectifying and filteringcircuit 20 via a current-limiting resistor R11.

The control chip 10 includes a non-inverting voltage input terminal, aninverting voltage input terminal, a voltage detection terminal, and asignal output terminal. The non-inverting voltage input terminal and theinverting voltage input terminal detect voltages at two terminals of theresonance capacitor C via the synchronous voltage detection circuit. Thesignal output terminal is connected to the control terminal via thedrive circuit 30. The voltage detection terminal is connected to thepositive output terminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit 20 viathe synchronous voltage detection circuit. The control chip 10 controlsa work state of the switch transistor Q according to a voltage detectedby the voltage detection terminal, and the control chip 10 controls,according to voltages at the non-inverting voltage input terminal andthe inverting voltage input terminal, the switch transistor Q to turn onwhen a voltage at a connection node between the resonance capacitor Cand the switch transistor Q is zero. In embodiments of the presentdisclosure, the control chip 10 obtains a state of current mains supplyvoltage according to a voltage detected by the voltage detectionterminal, so as to further control power of an electromagnetic heatingapparatus.

The electromagnetic heating control circuit provided in this embodimentis mainly applied in an electromagnetic heating device. For example, theelectromagnetic heating device may be applied to an induction cooker, anelectric cooker, an electric pressure cooker, a soybean milk machine, anelectric kettle and the like. The control chip 10 is provided with acomparator and an AD conversion module. Two input terminals of thecomparator are configured as the non-inverting voltage input terminaland the inverting voltage input terminal. An input terminal of the ADconversion module is configured as the voltage detection terminal. Itshould be noted that, the resonance capacitor C is connected in parallelwith an electromagnetic coil panel to form a parallel resonant circuit.

The synchronous voltage detection circuit is configured to detectvoltages at two terminals of the resonance capacitor C, such that thecontrol chip 10 controls the switch transistor Q to turn on when thevoltages at two terminals of the resonance capacitor C are equal, thusrealizing zero-crossing conduction. An input terminal of the rectifyingand filtering circuit 20 is connected to mains supply grid. As a voltageof an input terminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit 20 isproportional to a voltage of an output terminal of the rectifying andfiltering circuit 20, the voltage of the input terminal of therectifying and filtering circuit 20 can be obtained by detecting thevoltage of the output terminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit20. Therefore, power control and under-voltage and over-voltageprotection of mains supply can be realized according to the voltage ofthe output terminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit 20.

In embodiments of the present disclosure, by directly connecting thevoltage detection terminal of the control chip 10 to the output terminalof the rectifying and filtering circuit 20, that is, connecting thevoltage detection terminal of the control chip 10 to the output terminalof the rectifying and filtering circuit via a first voltage samplingcircuit of the synchronous circuit, power control and under-voltage andover-voltage protection of mains supply can be realized according to thevoltage of the output terminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit20. Relative to providing a voltage sampling circuit at the inputterminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit 20 to detect thevoltage of the input terminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit 20in the related art, the present disclosure detects the voltage of theoutput terminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit 20 using thesynchronous voltage detection circuit and performs the power control andthe under-voltage and over-voltage protection of mains supply, thusreducing cost and power consumption of circuit design.

Based on above embodiments, in this embodiment, the synchronous voltagedetection circuit includes a first voltage sampling circuit and a secondvoltage sampling circuit. One terminal of the first voltage samplingcircuit is connected to the positive output terminal of the rectifyingand filtering circuit 20, and the other terminal of the first voltagesampling circuit is connected to the non-inverting voltage inputterminal. One terminal (i.e. an input terminal) of the second voltagesampling circuit is connected to the first terminal of the switchtransistor Q, and the other terminal (i.e. an output terminal) of thesecond voltage sampling circuit is connected to the inverting voltageinput terminal. The control chip 10 controls, according to the voltagesat the non-inverting voltage input terminal and the inverting voltageinput terminal, the switch transistor Q to turn on when a differencebetween voltages at two terminals of the resonance capacitor C1 is zero.

Structures of the first voltage sampling circuit and the second voltagesampling circuit can be set according to actual requirement. In anembodiment, the first voltage sampling circuit includes a tenth resistorR10 and a twelfth resistor R12. One terminal of the tenth resistor R10is connected to the positive output terminal of the rectifying andfiltering circuit 20, and the other terminal of the tenth resistor R10is connected to the negative output terminal of the rectifying andfiltering circuit 20 via the twelfth resistor R12. The negative outputterminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit 20 is grounded. Acommon terminal of the tenth resistor R10 and the twelfth resistor R12is connected to the non-inverting voltage input terminal. The secondvoltage sampling circuit includes a thirteenth resistor R13 and afourteenth resistor R14. One terminal of the thirteenth resistor R13 isconnected to the first terminal of the switch transistor Q, and theother terminal of the thirteenth resistor R13 is connected to thenegative output terminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit 20 viathe fourteenth resistor R14. The negative output terminal of therectifying and filtering circuit 20 is grounded. A common terminal ofthe thirteenth resistor R13 and the fourteenth resistor R14 is connectedto the non-inverting voltage input terminal.

It should be noted that, resistances and structures of the tenthresistor R10, the twelfth resistor R12, the thirteenth resistor R13, andthe fourteenth resistor R14 can be set according to actual requirement,as long as a zero-crossing point of current of the first terminal of theswitch transistor Q can be detected. In an embodiment, each of the tenthresistor R10, the twelfth resistor R12, the thirteenth resistor R13, andthe fourteenth resistor R14 is composed of at least of two resistors inseries.

The drive circuit 30 includes a drive chip 31, a fifteenth resistor R15,a sixteenth resistor R16, and a seventeenth resistor R17. A drive inputterminal of the drive chip 31 is connected to the signal output terminalvia the fifteenth resistor R15, and the drive input terminal isconnected to a preset power source VDD. A drive output terminal of thedrive chip 31 is connected to the second terminal of the switchtransistor Q via a serial connection of the sixteenth resistor R16 andthe seventeenth resistor R17. A common terminal of the sixteenthresistor R16 and the seventeenth resistor R17 is connected to thecontrol terminal of the switch transistor Q.

In an embodiment, the signal output terminal of the control chip 10 isconfigured to output a pulse width modulation signal to the drive inputterminal of the drive chip 31. Voltage and current magnification isperformed on the pulse width modulation signal via the preset supplysource VDD and the fifteenth resistor R15, and a magnified pulse widthmodulation signal is output via the drive output terminal. After voltagedivision is performed by the sixteenth resistor R16 and the seventeenthresistor R17 on the magnified pulse width modulation signal output bythe drive output terminal, a turn-on or a turn-off state of the switchtransistor Q is controlled according to a voltage value across theseventeenth resistor R17.

It should be noted that, a type of the drive chip 31 can be setaccording to actual requirement, as long as a level output to thecontrol terminal of the switch transistor Q after the voltage andcurrent magnification of the pulse width modulation signal can turn onthe switch transistor Q. A specific structure of the switch transistor Qcan be set according to actual requirement. In an embodiment, the switchtransistor Q is an insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT for short), acollector of the IGBT is configured as the first terminal, an emitter ofthe IGBT is configured as the second terminal, and a gate of the IGBT isconfigured as the control terminal.

Further, in an embodiment, in order to prevent a drive voltage of thegate of the IGBT from being so high to damage the IGBT, a protectiondevice is provided. In this embodiment, the drive circuit furtherincludes a Zener diode D. A cathode of the Zener diode D is connected tothe control terminal, and an anode of the Zener diode D is connected tothe second terminal of the switch transistor Q.

In an embodiment, by providing the Zener diode D between the gate andthe emitter of the IGBT, a voltage between the gate and the emitter ofthe IGBT is not higher than a regulated voltage of the Zener diode whenthe pulse width modulation signal is a high level.

The rectifying and filtering circuit 20 includes a bridge rectifier 21,an inductor L0 and a capacitor C12. A positive output terminal of thebridge rectifier 21 is connected to the resonance capacitor C12 via theinductor L0, and a negative output terminal of the bridge rectifier 21is connected to the second terminal of the switch transistor Q via thecurrent-limiting resistor R11. One terminal of the capacitor C12 isconnected to a common terminal of the inductor L0 and resonancecapacitor C, and the other terminal of the capacitor C12 is connected tothe negative output terminal of the bridge rectifier 21.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide an electromagnetic heatingcontrol circuit. As illustrated in FIG. 2, in an embodiment, theelectromagnetic heating control circuit includes a drive circuit 30, aprotection circuit 120 and a switch transistor Q.

The switch transistor Q has a first terminal, a second terminal, and acontrol terminal configured to control a connection state between thefirst terminal and the second terminal. The control terminal isconnected to a signal output terminal of the drive circuit, and thesecond terminal is connected to a ground terminal.

The drive circuit 30 is connected to a control chip 10. The drivecircuit 30 magnifies a pulse width modulation signal received from thecontrol chip 10, and outputs a magnified pulse width modulation signalto the switch transistor Q via the signal output terminal of the drivecircuit 30, so as to drive the switch transistor Q.

The drive circuit 30 is configured to detect an output voltage value ofthe signal output terminal, and to adjust a state of the magnified pulsewidth modulation signal output by the signal output terminal accordingto whether the output voltage value of the signal output terminal iswithin a preset interval range.

The protection circuit 120 is configured to control a work state of theswitch transistor Q according to a voltage value of the first terminalwhen the switch transistor Q is turned off, or the protection circuit120 is configured to control the work state of the switch transistor Qaccording to a detected current value of the second terminal when theswitch transistor Q is turned on.

The drive circuit provided in this embodiment is configured to realizedrive controlling of the switch transistor Q. Structure of the switchtransistor Q can be set according to actual requirement. In anembodiment, the switch transistor Q is an IGBT. A collector of the IGBTis configured as the first terminal, an emitter of the IGBT isconfigured as the second terminal, and a gate of the IGBT is configuredas the control terminal.

The first terminal of the switch transistor Q is connected to a parallelresonant circuit. The parallel resonant circuit includes a coil L and aresonance capacitor C. When the switch transistor Q is turned off, thecoil L and the resonance capacitor C enter an energy storage state, withelectric energy rising. At this time, a voltage between the firstterminal and the second terminal of the switch transistor Q rises. Whenthe switch transistor Q is turned on, energy stored in the coil L andthe resonance capacitor C is released, so as to reduce the voltagebetween the first terminal and the second terminal of the switchtransistor Q, and prevent the voltage between the first terminal and thesecond terminal of the switch transistor Q from being so high to damagethe switch transistor Q after the switch transistor Q is turned off.

In this embodiment, for preventing the voltage between the firstterminal and the second terminal of the switch transistor Q from beingtoo high, a voltage value of the first terminal when the switchtransistor Q is turned off can be detected, or a current value of thesecond terminal when the switch transistor Q is turned on can bedetected.

When the voltage value of the first terminal at a time when the switchtransistor Q is turned off is detected, if the voltage value of thefirst terminal is higher than a preset voltage when the switchtransistor Q is turned off, the switch transistor Q is controlled to beturned on, so as to prevent from damaging the switch transistor Q due toa high voltage between the first terminal and the second terminal.

In this embodiment, a maximum voltage after the switch transistor Q isturned off can be estimated according to the current value of the secondterminal of the switch transistor Q. When detecting the current value ofthe second terminal at a time when the switch transistor Q is turned on,if the current value of the second terminal is larger than a presetvalue when the switch transistor Q is turned on, the switch transistor Qis controlled to be turned off, so as to prevent the voltage from risingtoo high to damage the switch transistor Q after the switch transistor Qis turned off.

The drive circuit 30 adjusts the state of the pulse width modulationsignal output by the signal output terminal according to the outputvoltage value of the signal output terminal as follows. When the outputvoltage value of the signal output terminal is not within the presetinterval range, the drive circuit 30 controls the signal output terminalto stop outputting the pulse width modulation signal. Alternatively,when the output voltage value of the signal output terminal is notwithin the preset interval range, the drive circuit 30 outputs a controlsignal to the control chip 10, such that the control chip 10 stopsoutputting the pulse width modulation signal.

The preset interval range can be set according to actual requirement,which is not limited herein, as long as the switch transistor can bedriven to prevent the switch transistor from being burned out.

It should be noted that, the drive circuit 30 can use a built-in voltagesampling circuit to detect a voltage of a signal input terminal, or usea comparator to determine the voltage of the first terminal, specificcircuit arrangement can be set according to actual requirement, which isnot limited herein. It can be understood that, when the output voltagevalue of the signal output terminal is not within the preset intervalrange, the output voltage value of the signal output terminal of thedrive circuit 30 can be adjusted by the control chip 10 or the drivecircuit 30, such that the output voltage value of the signal outputterminal maintains within the preset interval range. The output voltageof the signal output terminal is a drive voltage of the gate of theIGBT. For example, when the drive voltage of the gate of the IGBT islarger than an upper limit value of the preset interval range, the drivecircuit 30 can stop outputting the pulse width modulation signal to thegate of the IGBT, i.e., pulling down the voltage of the gate of theIGBT. Thus, it is prevented that the drive voltage of the gate of theIGBT is so high to damage the IGBT.

In embodiments of the present disclosure, by providing the protectioncircuit 120, the work state of the switch transistor Q is controlledaccording to the voltage value of the first terminal when the switchtransistor Q is turned off, or the work state of the switch transistor Qis controlled according to current value of the second terminal when theswitch transistor Q is turned on, thus it is effectively prevented thatthe voltage between the first terminal and the second terminal is sohigh to damage the switch transistor Q when the switch transistor Q isturned off. In addition, the drive circuit 30 controls the state of thepulse width modulation signal output by the signal output terminalaccording to a voltage of signal output terminal, thus it is effectivelyprevented that the drive voltage of the switch transistor Q is so highto burn out the switch transistor Q and that the drive voltage of theswitch transistor Q is so low that the switch transistor Q cannot beturned on or in a magnifying state. Therefore, the electromagneticheating control circuit provided in the present disclosure improvesstability of circuit operation.

Further, based on the above embodiments, in a second embodiment, thedrive circuit 30 is further configured to perform a comparison on thereceived pulse width modulation signal and a preset reference squaresignal, and to adjust the state of the pulse width modulation signaloutput by the signal output terminal according to a result of thecomparison.

In an embodiment, the reference square signal can be generated by thecontrol chip 30, or be generated by a square signal generating circuit.A pulse width of the reference square signal is a maximum pulse widthallowed to be output.

When a pulse width of the pulse width modulation signal received by thedrive circuit 30 is larger than a pulse width of the reference squaresignal, the drive circuit 30 adjusts a pulse width in a correspondingcycle of the pulse width modulation signal output by the signal outputterminal to the pulse width of the reference square signal, and/orcontrols the signal output terminal to stop outputting the pulse widthmodulation signal.

Alternatively, when the pulse width of the pulse width modulation signalreceived by the drive circuit 30 is larger than the pulse width of thereference square signal, the drive circuit 30 outputs a control signalto the control chip 10, such that the control chip 10 adjusts the stateof the pulse width modulation signal output to the drive circuit 30.

In this embodiment, by limiting the duty ratio of the pulse widthmodulation signal, phenomenon such as over-current, over-voltage,overheating, and the like of the IGBT due to long conducting time of theIGBT can be avoided, thus improving security for using the IGBT.

Further, based on above embodiments, in a third embodiment, the drivecircuit 30 is further configured to detect a voltage between thecollector and the emitter of the insulated gate bipolar transistor, todetermine a work state of the insulated gate bipolar transistoraccording to a voltage between the collector and the emitter of theinsulated gate bipolar transistor at a time when the insulated gatebipolar transistor is turned on, and to adjust a time period for theoutput voltage value of the signal output terminal to rise to a secondpreset value according to the work state.

It should be noted that, a voltage detection terminal of the drivecircuit 30 is connected to the collector of the IGBT, and a groundterminal of the drive circuit 30 is connected to the emitter of theIGBT, thus the voltage between the collector and the emitter of IGBT canbe detected.

The work state of the insulated gate bipolar transistor includes a startstate, a hard turn-on state, and a normal state.

Adjusting a time period for the output voltage value of the signaloutput terminal to rise to a second preset value according to the workstate includes follows.

When the work state is the start state, the time period for the outputvoltage value of the signal output terminal to rise to the second presetvalue is set to be a first threshold.

When the work state is the hard turn-on state, the time period for theoutput voltage value of the signal output terminal to rise to the secondpreset value is set to be a second threshold.

When the work state is the normal state, the time period for the outputvoltage value of the signal output terminal to rise to the second presetvalue is set to be a third threshold.

In this embodiment, a current peak value of the IGBT may be very largein following two situations. One is a hard-on/off caused by leadingconduction (i.e. the IGBT is turned on when Vce of the IGBT has notreached 0) of the IGBT, and the other one is that a resonant capacitancerises sharply from 0 to a DC bus voltage (to be 311V under a conditionof 220V) in a first cycle after the IGBT is turned on.

Based on above embodiments, different detection modes are described indetail in the following.

In a fourth embodiment, when the protection circuit 120 is configured tocontrol the work state of the switch transistor Q according to thevoltage value of the first terminal when the switch transistor Q isturned off, the protection circuit 120 includes a voltage samplingcircuit and a comparator. The voltage sampling circuit includes a firstresistor and a second resistor. One terminal of the first resistor isconnected to the first terminal, and the other terminal of the firstresistor is connected to the ground terminal via the second resistor. Anon-inverting input terminal of the comparator is connected to a commonterminal of the first resistor and the second resistor, an invertinginput terminal of the comparator is connected to a preset referencevoltage terminal, and an output terminal of the comparator is connectedto the control terminal.

In this embodiment, when the switch transistor Q is turned off, and whena voltage across two terminals of the second resistor is lower than apreset reference voltage of the preset reference voltage terminal (i.e.,a voltage between the first terminal and the second terminal is lowerthan a preset voltage), the switch transistor Q may keep a turn-offstate according to the pulse width modulation signal output by thesignal output terminal. When the voltage across two terminals of thesecond resistor is higher than the preset reference voltage of thepreset reference voltage terminal (i.e., the voltage between the firstterminal and the second terminal is higher than the preset voltage), thecomparator may output a high level, thus turning on the switchtransistor Q, and releasing the energy stored in the coil L and theresonance capacitor C.

In a fifth embodiment, when the protection circuit 120 is configured tocontrol the work state of the switch transistor Q according to thevoltage value of the first terminal when the switch transistor Q isturned off, the protection circuit 120 includes a voltage samplingcircuit and a comparator. The voltage sampling circuit includes a firstresistor and a second resistor. One terminal of the first resistor isconnected to the first terminal, and the other terminal of the firstresistor is connected to the ground terminal via the second resistor. Anon-inverting input terminal of the comparator is connected to a commonterminal of the first resistor and the second resistor, an invertinginput terminal of the comparator is connected to a preset referencevoltage terminal, and an output terminal of the comparator is connectedto the drive circuit 30.

When a voltage of the first terminal is higher than the preset referencevoltage, the comparator outputs a control signal to the drive circuit30. The drive circuit 30 controls the signal output terminal of thedrive circuit 30 to output a preset level signal according to thecontrol signal, so as to turn on the switch transistor Q.

In this embodiment, when the switch transistor Q is turned off, and whena voltage across two terminals of the second resistor is lower than thepreset reference voltage of the preset reference voltage terminal (i.e.,a voltage between the first terminal and the second terminal is lowerthan the preset voltage), the switch transistor Q may keep a turn-offstate according to the pulse width modulation signal output by thesignal output terminal. When the voltage across two terminals of thesecond resistor is higher than the preset reference voltage of thepreset reference voltage terminal (i.e., the voltage between the firstterminal and the second terminal is higher than a preset voltage), thecomparator may output a high level signal to the drive circuit 30, suchthat drive circuit 30 controls the signal output terminal of the drivecircuit 30 to output a high level signal, thus turning on the switchtransistor Q, and releasing the energy stored in the coil L and theresonance capacitor C.

In a sixth embodiment, when the protection circuit 120 is configured tocontrol the work state of the switch transistor Q according to thevoltage value of the first terminal when the switch transistor Q isturned off, the protection circuit 120 includes a voltage samplingcircuit and a comparator. The voltage sampling circuit includes a firstresistor and a second resistor. One terminal of the first resistor isconnected to the first terminal, and the other terminal of the firstresistor is connected to the ground terminal via the second resistor. Anon-inverting input terminal of the comparator is connected to a commonterminal of the first resistor and the second resistor, an invertinginput terminal of the comparator is connected to a preset referencevoltage terminal, and an output terminal of the comparator is connectedto the control chip 10.

When a voltage value of the first terminal is higher than the presetreference voltage, the comparator outputs a control signal to thecontrol chip 10, such that the control chip 10 adjusts a duty ratio ofthe pulse width modulation signal output to the drive circuit 30.

In this embodiment, the duty ratio of the pulse width modulation signaloutput to the drive circuit 30 is changed by the control chip 10, suchthat the voltage value between the first terminal and the secondterminal is limited during a period in which the switch transistor Q isturned off, and it is prevented that the switch transistor Q is damageddue to a high voltage between the first terminal and the second terminalduring a period in which the switch transistor Q is turned off, thusextending using life of the switch transistor Q.

In a seventh embodiment, when the protection circuit 120 is configuredto control the work state of the switch transistor Q according to adetected current value of the second terminal when the switch transistorQ is turned on, the electromagnetic heating control circuit furtherincludes a current-limiting resistor R11 connected in series between thesecond terminal and the ground terminal, and a voltage detectionterminal of the protection circuit 120 is connected to the secondterminal so as to detect the current value of the second terminal.

In this embodiment, the protection circuit 120 can obtain a currentflowing through the current-limiting resistor R11 (a current value ofthe second terminal of the switch transistor Q) according to a voltagevalue detected by the voltage detection terminal. Then, a maximumvoltage between the first terminal and the second terminal after theswitch transistor Q is turned off is estimated according to the currentvalue of the second terminal. When the current flowing through thecurrent-limiting resistor R11 makes the maximum voltage higher than thepreset voltage, the switch transistor Q is controlled to be turned off,so as to ensure that the maximum voltage between the first terminal andthe second terminal is lower than the preset voltage after the switchtransistor Q is turned off, thus preventing from damaging the switchtransistor Q. At this time, the current flowing through thecurrent-limiting resistor R11 is a maximum current allowed to be flowedthrough when the switch transistor Q is turned on, which may be calledas a preset value hereinafter. It should be noted that, thecurrent-limiting resistor R11 can be a built-in resistor of theelectromagnetic heating control circuit, and can be a peripheralresistor in specific applications (as illustrated in FIG. 3).

It can be understood that, a state of level output by the signal outputterminal of the drive circuit 10 can be controlled by the drive circuit30, or can be controlled by controlling the pulse width modulationsignal output to the drive circuit 10 from the control chip 10, specificimplementation mode of which can be set according to actual requirement,and no further limitations are made here.

Based on the seventh embodiment, in one embodiment, the protectioncircuit 120 is connected to the drive circuit 10. When the current valueof the second terminal is detected to be higher than a preset value, acontrol signal is output to the drive circuit 30, such that the drivecircuit 30 controls the signal output terminal to output a preset levelsignal, to turn off the switch transistor Q.

In another embodiment, the protection circuit 120 is connected to thecontrol chip 10. When the current value of the second terminal isdetected to be higher than a preset value, the control signal is outputto the control chip 10, such that the control chip 10 adjusts a dutyratio of the pulse width modulation signal output to the drive circuit30.

It can be understood that, in the circuit design, any one of the abovetwo implementation modes can be used, and the control signal can also beoutput to both the drive circuit 30 and the control chip 10 by theprotection circuit 120. That is the signal output terminal of theprotection circuit 120 can be connected to both the drive circuit 30 andthe control chip 10.

Further, based on any one of the above embodiments, the electromagneticheating control circuit further includes a temperature sensor 150configured to detect a temperature of the switch transistor Q. Thetemperature sensor 150 is connected to the protection circuit 120. Theprotection circuit 120 is configured to output a control signal to thedrive circuit 30 or to the control chip 10 according to the temperaturedetected by the temperature sensor 150, such that the drive circuit 30or the control chip 10 adjusts a duty ratio of the pulse widthmodulation signal output by the signal output terminal according to thecontrol signal.

In embodiments of the present disclosure, the protection circuit 120detects the temperature of the switch transistor Q via the temperaturesensor 150, sends the temperature of the switch transistor Q to thedrive circuit 30 or to the control chip 10, and the duty ratio of thepulse width modulation signal is adjusted by the drive circuit 30 or thecontrol chip 10 according to the temperature, thus realizing operationssuch as reducing power, improving power, turning off the switchtransistor Q, and the like.

The present disclosure provides an electromagnetic heating circuit, asillustrated in FIG. 4. In one embodiment, the electromagnetic heatingcircuit includes a coil L, a resonance capacitor C, a control chip 10, adrive module 30, a protection module 240, and a switch transistor Q.

The coil L is connected in parallel to the resonance capacitor C.

The switch transistor Q includes a first terminal, a second terminal,and a control terminal configured to control a connection state betweenthe first terminal and the second terminal. The control terminal isconnected to a signal output terminal of the drive module 30. The firstterminal is connected to a terminal of the resonance capacitor C. Thesecond terminal is connected to a ground terminal.

The control chip 10 is configured to output a pulse width modulationsignal to the drive module 30. The pulse width modulation signal isoutput to the switch transistor Q via the signal output terminal of thedrive module 30, so as to drive the switch transistor Q.

The protection module 240 is configured to control a work state of theswitch transistor Q according to a voltage value of the first terminalwhen the switch transistor Q is turned off, or the protection module 240is configured to control the work state of the switch transistor Qaccording to a detected current value of the second terminal when theswitch transistor Q is turned on.

The drive circuit provided in this embodiment is configured to realizedrive controlling of the switch transistor Q. Structure of the switchtransistor Q can be set according to actual requirement. In anembodiment, the switch transistor Q is an IGBT. A collector of the IGBTis configured as the first terminal, an emitter of the IGBT isconfigured as the second terminal, and a gate of the IGBT is configuredas the control terminal.

When the switch transistor Q is turned off, the coil L and the resonancecapacitor C enter a resonant state, with electric energy rising. At thistime, a voltage between the first terminal and the second terminal ofthe switch transistor Q rises. When the switch transistor Q is turnedon, energy stored in the coil L and the resonance capacitor C isreleased, so as to reduce the voltage between the first terminal and thesecond terminal of the switch transistor Q, and prevent the high voltagebetween the first terminal and the second terminal of the switchtransistor Q from damaging the switch transistor Q after the switchtransistor Q is turned off.

In this embodiment, for preventing the voltage between the firstterminal and the second terminal of the switch transistor Q from beingtoo high, a voltage value of the first terminal when the switchtransistor Q is turned off can be detected, or a current value of thesecond terminal when the switch transistor Q is turned on can bedetected.

When the voltage value of the first terminal at a time when the switchtransistor Q is turned off is detected, if the voltage value of thefirst terminal is higher than a preset voltage when the switchtransistor Q is turned off, the switch transistor Q is controlled to beturned on, so as to prevent a high voltage between the first terminaland the second terminal from damaging the switch transistor Q.

In this embodiment, a maximum voltage after the switch transistor Q isturned off can be estimated according to the current value of the secondterminal of the switch transistor Q. When detecting the current value ofthe second terminal at a time when the switch transistor Q is turned on,if the current value of the second terminal is larger than a presetvalue when the switch transistor Q is turned on, the switch transistor Qis controlled to be turned off, so as to prevent that the voltage risestoo high to damage the switch transistor Q after the switch transistor Qis turned off.

In embodiments of the present disclosure, by providing the protectionmodule 240, the work state of the switch transistor Q is controlledaccording to the voltage value of the first terminal when the switchtransistor Q is turned off, or the work state of the switch transistor Qis controlled according to current value of the second terminal when theswitch transistor Q is turned on, thus it is effectively prevented thatthe voltage between the first terminal and the second terminal is sohigh to damage the switch transistor Q when the switch transistor Q isturned off. Therefore, the electromagnetic heating circuit provided inthe present disclosure improves stability of circuit operation.

Based on above embodiments, different detection modes are described indetail in the following.

In a second embodiment, when the protection module is configured tocontrol a work state of the switch transistor Q according to a voltagevalue of the first terminal when the switch transistor Q is turned off,the protection module includes a voltage sampling circuit and acomparator. The voltage sampling circuit includes a first resistor and asecond resistor. One terminal of the first resistor is connected to thefirst terminal, and the other terminal of the first resistor isconnected to the ground terminal via the second resistor. Anon-inverting input terminal of the comparator is connected to a commonterminal of the first resistor and the second resistor, an invertinginput terminal of the comparator is connected to a preset referencevoltage terminal, and an output terminal of the comparator is connectedto the control terminal.

In this embodiment, when the switch transistor Q is turned off, and whena voltage across two terminals of the second resistor is lower than apreset reference voltage of the preset reference voltage terminal (i.e.,a voltage between the first terminal and the second terminal is lowerthan a preset voltage), the switch transistor Q may keep a turn-offstate according to the pulse width modulation signal output by thesignal output terminal. When the voltage across two terminals of thesecond resistor is higher than the preset reference voltage of thepreset reference voltage terminal (i.e., the voltage between the firstterminal and the second terminal is higher than the preset voltage), thecomparator may output a high level, thus turning on the switchtransistor Q, and releasing the energy stored in the coil L and theresonance capacitor C.

In a third embodiment, when the protection module is configured tocontrol a work state of the switch transistor Q according to a voltagevalue of the first terminal when the switch transistor Q is turned off,the protection module 240 includes a voltage sampling circuit and acomparator. The voltage sampling circuit includes a first resistor and asecond resistor. One terminal of the first resistor is connected to thefirst terminal, and the other terminal of the first resistor isconnected to the ground terminal via the second resistor. Anon-inverting input terminal of the comparator is connected to a commonterminal of the first resistor and the second resistor, an invertinginput terminal of the comparator is connected to a preset referencevoltage terminal, and an output terminal of the comparator is connectedto the drive module 30.

When the voltage value of the first terminal is higher than the presetreference voltage, the comparator outputs a control signal to the drivemodule 30. The drive module 30 controls the signal output terminal tooutput a preset level signal according to the control signal, so as toturn on the switch transistor Q.

In this embodiment, when the switch transistor Q is turned off, and whena voltage across two terminals of the second resistor is lower than apreset reference voltage of the preset reference voltage terminal (i.e.,a voltage between the first terminal and the second terminal is lowerthan a preset voltage), the switch transistor Q may keep a turn-offstate according to the pulse width modulation signal output by thesignal output terminal. When the voltage across two terminals of thesecond resistor is higher than the preset reference voltage of thepreset reference voltage terminal (i.e., the voltage between the firstterminal and the second terminal is higher than the preset voltage), thecomparator may output a high level signal to the drive module 30, suchthat the drive module 30 controls the signal output terminal of thedrive circuit 30 to output a high level signal, thus turning on theswitch transistor Q, and releasing the energy stored in the coil L andthe resonance capacitor C.

In a fourth embodiment, when the protection module is configured tocontrol a work state of the switch transistor Q according to a voltagevalue of the first terminal when the switch transistor Q is turned off,the protection module 240 includes a voltage sampling circuit and acomparator. The voltage sampling circuit includes a first resistor and asecond resistor. One terminal of the first resistor is connected to thefirst terminal, and the other terminal of the first resistor isconnected to the ground terminal via the second resistor. Anon-inverting input terminal of the comparator is connected to a commonterminal of the first resistor and the second resistor, an invertinginput terminal of the comparator is connected to a preset referencevoltage terminal, and an output terminal of the comparator is connectedto the control chip 10.

When the voltage value of the first terminal is higher than the presetreference voltage, the comparator outputs a control signal to thecontrol chip 10, such that the control chip 10 adjusts a duty ratio ofthe pulse width modulation signal output to the drive module 30.

In this embodiment, the duty ratio of the pulse width modulation signaloutput to the drive module 30 is changed by the control chip 10, suchthat the voltage value between the first terminal and the secondterminal is limited during a period in which the switch transistor Q isturned off, and it is prevented that the switch transistor Q is damageddue to a high voltage between the first terminal and the second terminalduring a period in which the switch transistor Q is turned off, thusextending using life of the switch transistor Q.

In a fifth embodiment, when the protection module is configured tocontrol the work state of the switch transistor Q according to adetected current value of the second terminal when the switch transistorQ is turned on, the electromagnetic heating circuit further includes acurrent-limiting resistor R11 connected in series between the secondterminal and the ground terminal. A voltage detection terminal of theprotection module is connected to the second terminal so as to detectthe current value of the second terminal.

In this embodiment, the protection module can obtain a current flowingthrough the current-limiting resistor R11 (a current value of the secondterminal of the switch transistor Q) according to a voltage valuedetected by the voltage detection terminal. Then, a maximum voltagebetween the first terminal and the second terminal after the switchtransistor Q is turned off is estimated according to the current valueof the second terminal. When the current flowing through thecurrent-limiting resistor R11 makes the maximum voltage higher than thepreset voltage, the switch transistor Q is controlled to be turned off,so as to ensure that the maximum voltage between the first terminal andthe second terminal is lower than the preset voltage after the switchtransistor Q is turned off, thus preventing from damaging the switchtransistor Q. At this time, the current flowing through thecurrent-limiting resistor R11 is a maximum current allowed to be flowedthrough when the switch transistor Q is turned on, which can be calledas a preset value hereinafter. It should be noted that, thecurrent-limiting resistor R11 can be a built-in resistor of theprotection module, and can be a peripheral resistor.

It can be understood that, a state of level output by the signal outputterminal of the drive module 30 can be controlled by the drive module30, or can be controlled by controlling the pulse width modulationsignal output to the drive module 30 from the control chip 10, specificimplementation mode of which can be set according to actual requirement,and no further limitations are made here.

Based on the fifth embodiment, in an embodiment, the protection moduleis connected to the drive module 30. The protection module outputs acontrol signal to the drive module 30 when the current value of thesecond terminal is detected to be higher than a preset value, such thatthe drive module 30 controls the signal output terminal to output apreset level signal, so as to turn off the switch transistor Q.

In another embodiment, the protection module is connected to the controlchip 10. The protection module outputs a control signal to the controlchip 10 when the current value of the second terminal is detected to behigher than a preset value, such that the control chip 10 adjusts a dutyratio of the pulse width modulation signal output to the drive module30.

It can be understood that, in the circuit design, any one of the abovetwo implementation modes can be used, and the control signal can also beoutput to both the drive module 30 and the control chip 10 by theprotection module. That is the signal output terminal of the protectionmodule can be connected to both the drive module 30 and the control chip10.

Further, based on any one of above embodiments, the electromagneticheating circuit further includes a temperature sensor 150 configured todetect a temperature of the switch transistor Q. The temperature sensor150 is connected to the protection module. The protection module isconfigured to output a control signal to the drive module 30 or to thecontrol chip 10 according to the temperature detected by the temperaturesensor 150, such that the drive module 30 or the control chip 10 adjustsa duty ratio of the pulse width modulation signal output by the signaloutput terminal or turns off the switch transistor Q according to thecontrol signal.

In embodiments of the present disclosure, the protection module detectsthe temperature of the switch transistor Q via the temperature sensor150, sends the temperature of the switch transistor Q to the drivemodule 30 or to the control chip 10, and the duty ratio of the pulsewidth modulation signal is adjusted by the drive module 30 or to thecontrol chip 10 according to the temperature, thus realizing operationssuch as reducing power, improving power, turning off the switchtransistor Q, and the like.

The present disclosure provides an electromagnetic heating circuit, asillustrated in FIG. 5. In an embodiment, the electromagnetic heatingcircuit includes a control chip 10, a drive module 30, and a switchtransistor Q.

The switch transistor Q includes a first terminal, a second terminal,and a control terminal configured to control a connection state betweenthe first terminal and the second terminal, the control terminal isconnected to a signal output terminal of the drive module 30.

The control chip 10 is configured to output a pulse width modulationsignal to the drive module 30. The pulse width modulation signal isoutput to the switch transistor Q via the signal output terminal of thedrive module 30, so as to drive the switch transistor Q.

The drive module 30 is configured to detect an output voltage value ofthe signal output terminal, and to adjust a state of the pulse widthmodulation signal output by the signal output terminal according towhether the output voltage value of the signal output terminal is withina preset interval range.

The electromagnetic heating circuit provided in this embodiment isconfigured to realize drive controlling of the switch transistor Q.Structure of the switch transistor Q can be set according to actualrequirement. In an embodiment, the switch transistor Q is an IGBT. Acollector of the IGBT is configured as the first terminal, an emitter ofthe IGBT is configured as the second terminal, and a gate of the IGBT isconfigured as the control terminal.

The preset interval range can be set according to actual requirement,which is not limited herein, as long as the switch transistor can bedriven and it can be prevented that the switch transistor is burned out.

The drive module 30 adjusts state of the pulse width modulation signaloutput by the signal output terminal according to whether the outputvoltage value of the signal output terminal is within a preset intervalrange as follows.

When the output voltage value of the signal output terminal is notwithin a preset interval range, the drive module controls the signaloutput terminal to stop outputting the pulse width modulation signal.

Alternatively, when the output voltage value of the signal outputterminal is not within a preset interval range, the drive module outputsa control signal to the control chip, such that the control chip stopsoutputting the pulse width modulation signal.

It should be noted that, the drive module 30 can use a built-in voltagesampling circuit to detect a voltage value of a signal input terminal,or use a comparator to determine the voltage value of the firstterminal, specific circuit arrangement can be set according to actualrequirement, which is not limited herein. It can be understood that,when the output voltage value of the signal output terminal is notwithin the preset interval range, the output voltage value of the signaloutput terminal of the drive module 30 can be adjusted by the controlchip 10 or the drive module 30, so as to make the output voltage valueof the signal output terminal maintain within the preset interval range.The output voltage of the signal output terminal is a drive voltage ofthe gate of the IGBT. For example, when the drive voltage of the gate ofthe IGBT is larger than an upper limit value of the preset intervalrange, the drive module 30 can stop outputting the pulse widthmodulation signal to output to the gate of the IGBT, i.e., pulling downthe voltage of the gate of the IGBT. Thus, it is prevented that thedrive voltage of the gate of the IGBT is so high to damage the IGBT.

In embodiments of the present disclosure, by providing the drive module30 connected to the control chip 10 and the switch transistor Q, thedrive module 30 controls the state of the pulse width modulation signaloutput by the signal output terminal according to the voltage of thesignal output terminal, thus it is effectively prevented that the drivevoltage of the switch transistor Q is so high to burn out the switchtransistor Q, and that the drive voltage of the switch transistor is solow that the switch transistor cannot be turned on or in a magnifyingstate. Therefore, the present disclosure improves stability of theswitch transistor Q.

Further, based on above embodiments, in one embodiment, the drive module30 is further configured to perform a comparison on the received pulsewidth modulation signal and a preset reference square signal, and toadjust the state of the pulse width modulation signal output by thesignal output terminal according to a result of the comparison.

In this embodiment, the reference square signal can be generated by thecontrol chip 30, or be generated by a square signal generating circuit.A pulse width of the reference square signal is a maximum pulse widthallowed to be output.

When a pulse width of the pulse width modulation signal received by thedrive module 30 is larger than a pulse width of the reference squaresignal, the drive module 30 adjusts a pulse width in a correspondingcycle of the pulse width modulation signal output by the signal outputterminal to the pulse width of the reference square signal, and/orcontrols the signal output terminal to stop outputting the pulse widthmodulation signal.

Alternatively, when the pulse width of the pulse width modulation signalreceived by the drive module 30 is larger than the pulse width of thereference square signal, the drive module 30 outputs a control signal tothe control chip 10, such that the control chip 10 adjusts the state ofthe pulse width modulation signal output to the drive module 30.

In this embodiment, by limiting the duty ratio of the pulse widthmodulation signal, phenomenon such as over-current, over-voltage,overheating, and the like of the IGBT due to long conducting time of theIGBT is prevented, thus improving security for using the IGBT.

Further, based on above embodiments, in an embodiment, the drive module30 is further configured to detect a voltage between the collector andthe emitter of the insulated gate bipolar transistor, to determine awork state of the insulated gate bipolar transistor according to avoltage between the collector and the emitter of the insulated gatebipolar transistor at a time when the insulated gate bipolar transistoris turned on, and to adjust a time period for the output voltage valueof the signal output terminal to rise to a second preset value accordingto the work state.

It should be noted that, a voltage detection terminal of the drivemodule 30 is connected to the collector of the IGBT, and a groundterminal of the drive module 30 is connected to the emitter of the IGBT,thus the voltage between the collector and the emitter of IGBT can bedetected.

The work state of the insulated gate bipolar transistor includes a startstate, a hard turn-on state, and a normal state.

Adjusting a time period for the output voltage value of the signaloutput terminal to rise to a second preset value according to the workstate includes follows.

When the work state is the start state, the time period for the outputvoltage value of the signal output terminal to rise to the second presetvalue is set to be a first threshold.

When the work state is the hard turn-on state, the time period for theoutput voltage value of the signal output terminal to rise to the secondpreset value is set to be a second threshold.

When the work state is the normal state, the time period for the outputvoltage value of the signal output terminal to rise to the second presetvalue is set to be a third threshold.

In this embodiment, a current peak value of the IGBT may be very largein following two situations. One is a hard-on/off caused by leadingconduction (i.e. the IGBT is turned on when Vce of the IGBT has notreached 0) of the IGBT, and the other one is that a resonant capacitancerises sharply from 0 to a DC bus voltage (to be 311V under a conditionof 220V) in a first cycle of turning on.

The present disclosure provides an electromagnetic heating controlcircuit, as shown in FIG. 6. In one embodiment, the electromagneticheating control circuit includes a switch transistor Q, a temperaturedetection module 310 configured to detect a temperature of the switchtransistor Q, a control chip 10 configured to output a pulse widthmodulation signal, and a drive circuit 30 configured to magnify thepulse width modulation signal and to output a magnified pulse widthmodulation signal to the switch transistor Q.

The switch transistor Q includes a first terminal, a second terminal,and a control terminal configured to control a connection state betweenthe first terminal and the second terminal. The control terminal isconnected to a signal output terminal of the drive circuit 30.

An output terminal of the temperature detection module 310 is connectedto the control chip 10.

The control chip 10 is configured to obtain a temperature currentlydetected by the temperature detection module 310 at first predeterminedtime intervals, to perform error correction on the currently detectedtemperature according to two temperatures detected twice in successionand a temperature compensation factor to calculate an actualtemperature, and to control a work state of the switch transistor Qaccording to the actual temperature.

The drive circuit provided in this embodiment is configured to realizedrive controlling of the switch transistor Q. Structure of the switchtransistor Q can be set according to actual requirement. In anembodiment, preferably, the switch transistor Q is an IGBT. A collectorof the IGBT is configured as the first terminal, an emitter of the IGBTis configured as the second terminal, and a gate of the IGBT isconfigured as the control terminal.

It can be understood that, above electric heater is an electromagneticheating device, for example, an induction cooker, an electric cooker andthe like. At the beginning of starting up and heating, the control chip10 reads the temperature detected by the temperature detection module310 at fixed time intervals, and denotes the read-out temperature as atemperature X_(n) at current moment, and denotes temperatures read at aprevious time as X_(n−1), X_(n−2), X_(n−3), and so on. Then the actualtemperature Y_(n) at current moment of the switch transistor iscalculated according to X_(n), X_(n−1), and the temperature compensationfactor.

The preset temperature compensation factor can be set according toactual requirement. In an embodiment, preferably, the temperaturecompensation factor can be obtained by following modes.

The control chip 10 obtains a temperature currently detected by thetemperature detection module 310 at second predetermined time intervals.The control chip 10 calculates the temperature compensation factor Acorresponding to a difference between a temperature X_(n) detected forn^(th) time and a temperature X_(n−1) detected for (n−1)^(th) timeaccording to the temperature X_(n) and the temperature X_(n−1). Thetemperature compensation factor A satisfies

${A = \frac{{X_{n}\left( {X_{n} - X_{n - 1}} \right)}^{2}}{KM}},$where, K is a constant, and M is an initial temperature for temperaturecompensation.

It should be noted that, the initial temperature is a temperatureconfigured to control a beginning of the temperature compensation, thatis, the temperature compensation is performed when a detectedtemperature is larger than the initial temperature.

In an embodiment, values of the constant K and the initial temperature Mcan be set according to actual requirement. For example, preferably, theconstant K is 0.2, the initial temperature M is 50.

It should be noted that, the temperature compensation factor A isfirstly obtained through above modes before the electromagnetic heatingcontrol circuit performs temperature protection. Different temperaturechanging states correspond to different temperature compensation factorsrespectively. When the temperature protection is performed, the controlchip 10 obtains a temperature detected by the temperature detectionmodule 310 at first predetermined time intervals, obtains thetemperature compensation factor A corresponding to a difference betweena temperature X_(m) detected for current time and a temperature X_(m−1)detected for last time according to the temperature X_(m) and thetemperature X_(m−1), calculates the actual temperature Y_(m), accordingto the temperature X_(m) detected for current time, the temperatureX_(m−1) detected for last time, and the temperature compensation factorA. Y_(m) satisfies Y_(m)=X_(m−1)+A(X_(m)−X_(m−1)). When Y_(n) is largerthan a preset value, the control chip 10 can output a control signal tothe drive circuit 30, to control the switch transistor Q to turn off,thus preventing the switch transistor Q from being damaged due to hightemperature. Since the temperature compensation calculation isperformed, it is prevented that the switch transistor Q is damaged dueto low accuracy for temperature detection. Therefore, embodiments of thepresent disclosure can improve precision of temperature detection of theswitch transistor and the stability of circuit operation.

By providing the temperature detection module 310 configured to detectthe temperature of the switch transistor Q, and controlling the workstate of the switch transistor Q according to the detected temperaturesand the preset temperature compensation factor, the electromagneticheating control circuit provided by embodiments of the presentdisclosure can prevent the switch transistor Q from being burnt out dueto high temperature. Thus the present disclosure improves the stabilityof circuit operation.

It should be noted that, the temperature detection module 310 includes atemperature sensor RT, a thirty-first resistor 3R1, a thirty-secondresistor 3R2 and a thirty-first capacitor 3C1. One terminal of thethirty-first resistor 3R1 is connected to a first preset power sourceVCC, and the other terminal of the thirty-first resistor 3R1 isconnected to a ground terminal via the temperature sensor RT. Oneterminal of the thirty-second resistor 3R2 is connected to a commonterminal of the thirty-first resistor 3R1 and the temperature sensor RT,and the other terminal of the thirty-second resistor 3R2 is connected toa ground terminal via the thirty-first capacitor 3C1. A common terminalof the thirty-second resistor 3R2 and the thirty-first capacitor 3C1 isconnected to a temperature collecting terminal of the control chip 10.

In an embodiment, structure of the temperature sensor RT can be setaccording to actual requirement. For example, the temperature sensor RTis a thermistor.

The drive circuit 30 includes a drive integrated chip 31, a thirty-thirdresistor 3R3, a fifteenth resistor R15, a sixteenth resistor R16, aseventeenth resistor R17 and a thirty-second capacitor 3C2. A pulsewidth modulation signal input terminal of the drive integrated chip 31is connected to the control chip 10 via the thirty-third resistor 3R3, adrive voltage input terminal of the drive integrated chip 31 isconnected to a second preset power source VDD, and a pulse widthmodulation signal output terminal of the drive integrated chip 31 isconnected to the control terminal of the switch transistor Q via thesixteenth resistor R16. One terminal of the fifteenth resistor R15 isconnected to the second preset power source VDD, and the other terminalof the fifteenth resistor R15 is connected to a common terminal of thethirty-third resistor 3R3 and the control chip 10. One terminal of theseventeenth resistor R17 is connected to the control terminal of theswitch transistor Q, and the other terminal of the seventeenth resistorR17 is connected to the second terminal of the switch transistor Q. Oneterminal of the thirty-second capacitor 3C2 is connected to the drivevoltage input terminal, and the other terminal of the thirty-secondcapacitor 3C2 is connected to a ground terminal.

It should be noted that, values of the first preset power source VCC andthe second preset power source VDD can be set according to actualrequirement. In an embodiment, preferably, the first preset power sourceVCC is a power source of +5V, and the second preset power source VDD isa power source of +15V. In an embodiment, after a pulse signal input bythe pulse width modulation signal input terminal of the drive integratedchip 31 is driven and magnified via the second preset power source VDD,driven and magnified pulse signal is output from the pulse widthmodulation signal output terminal, and is divided by the sixteenthresistor R16 and the seventeenth resistor R17. The switch transistor Qperforms switching between the turn-on state and the turn-off stateaccording to a voltage across two terminals of the seventeenth resistorR17.

Further, based on above embodiments, in an embodiment, in order toprevent the switch transistor Q from being damaged due to a high drivevoltage of the switch transistor Q, preferably, the drive circuit 30further includes a Zener diode D. An anode of the Zener diode D isconnected to the second terminal of the switch transistor Q, and acathode of the Zener diode D is connected to the control terminal of theswitch transistor Q.

Further, based on above embodiments, in an embodiment, the electricheating drive protection circuit further includes a buzzer circuit 340.The buzzer circuit 340 is connected to the control chip 10.

In this embodiment, when the control chip 10 detects that thetemperature currently detected by the temperature detection module 310is larger than a preset value, that is, a temperature of the switchtransistor Q is too high, a control signal can be output to the buzzercircuit 340 when a control signal is output to the drive circuit 30 toturn off the switch transistor Q, so as to control the buzzer circuit340 to buzz, thus promoting a user that there is potential danger in anelectric heater. Therefore, the present disclosure can improve securityfor using the electric heater.

The present disclosure provides a surge protection circuit, asillustrated in FIG. 7. In an embodiment, the surge protection circuitincludes a first voltage division circuit 410 consisted of resistors andcapacitors, a rectifying circuit 70 configured to perform rectificationon mains supply, and a control circuit 430 configured to perform surgeprotection. The control circuit 430 includes a first comparator 301.

An input terminal of the first voltage division circuit 410 is connectedto an output terminal of the rectifying circuit 70, and an outputterminal of the first voltage division circuit 410 is connected to afirst input terminal of the first comparator 301. A second inputterminal of the first comparator 301 is connected to a preset firstreference power source. When a voltage of the mains supply is lower thana first preset value, and when there is positive surge, a voltage of theoutput terminal of the first voltage division circuit 410 is higher thana voltage of the first reference power source. When the voltage of themains supply is lower than a first preset value, and when there is nopositive surge, the voltage of the output terminal of the first voltagedivision circuit 410 is lower than the voltage of the first referencepower source. The control circuit 430 performs surge protection controlaccording a state of an output level of an output terminal of the firstcomparator 301.

In an embodiment, the first input terminal of the first comparator 301may be a non-inverting input terminal, or may be an inverting inputterminal, which can be set according to actual requirement, and it isnot limited herein. The voltage of preset first reference power sourcecan be set according to actual requirement. In an embodiment,preferably, a voltage of the first reference power source is +5V.

In an operating process, when the voltage of the mains supply is lowerthan the first preset value, i.e., the voltage of the mains supply isclose to a zero-crossing point, if there is no positive surge voltagegenerated, the voltage of the output terminal of the first voltagedivision circuit 410 is lower than the voltage of the first referencepower source, and the first comparator 301 outputs a first level signal.If there is a peak surge voltage, the output terminal of the firstcomparator 301 outputs a reverse voltage to generate a second levelsignal when the peak surge voltage arrives, and the control circuit 430performs surge protection operation according the second level signal.

In embodiments of the present disclosure, after the mains supply isrectified by the provided rectifying circuit 70, voltage division isperformed by the first voltage division circuit 410, and a comparison isperformed on divided voltage and the first reference voltage, and it isdetermined whether there is a positive surge voltage in a period whenthe mains supply is close to the zero-crossing point according a resultof the comparison, if there is a positive surge voltage, the controlcircuit 10 performs the surge protection. The present disclosurerealizes surge detection in the period when the mains supply is close tothe zero-crossing point, so as to prevent the electrical equipment frombeing damaged due to a surge phenomenon when the mains supply is at thezero-crossing point, thus improving security for power supply.

The first voltage division circuit 410 includes a first resistor R1, asecond resistor R2, and a first capacitor C1. One terminal of the firstresistor R1 is connected to the output terminal of the rectifyingcircuit 70, and the other terminal of the first resistor R1 is connectedto a ground terminal via the second resistor R2. The first capacitor C1is connected in parallel to two terminals of the second resistor R2. Thefirst input terminal of the first comparator 301 is connected to acommon terminal of the first resistor R1 and the second resistor R2.

It can be understood that, each of the first resistor R1 and the secondresistor R2 can be one resistor, or be formed by connecting a pluralityof resistors in series, as long as they satisfy corresponding resistancerequirement so as to realize corresponding voltage division ratio.

Further, based on above embodiments, in an embodiment, the surgeprotection circuit further includes a second voltage division circuit 40and a third voltage division circuit 50 consisted of resistors andcapacitors, and. The control circuit 430 further includes a secondcomparator 32 and a third comparator 33.

An input terminal of the second voltage division circuit 40 is connectedto the output terminal of the rectifying circuit 70. An output terminalof the second voltage division circuit 40 is connected to a first inputterminal of the second comparator 32. A second input terminal of thesecond comparator 32 is connected to the output terminal of the firstvoltage division circuit 410. When there is no positive surge voltage inthe mains supply, the voltage of the output terminal of the firstvoltage division circuit 410 is higher than a voltage of the outputterminal of the second voltage division circuit 40. When there is apositive surge voltage in the mains supply, the voltage of the outputterminal of the first voltage division circuit 410 is lower than thevoltage of the output terminal of the second voltage division circuit40.

An input terminal of the third voltage division circuit 50 is connectedto the output terminal of the rectifying circuit 70. An output terminalof the third voltage division circuit 50 is connected to a first inputterminal of the third comparator 33. A second input terminal of thethird comparator 33 is connected to a preset second reference powersource, configured to detect a zero-crossing point of the mains supply,and to control an output terminal of the second comparator 32 to outputa preset level signal when a voltage of the output terminal of the thirdvoltage division circuit 50 is lower than a second preset value.

In this embodiment, by comparing the voltage of the second voltagedivision circuit 40 and the voltage of the first voltage divisioncircuit 410, surge detection in the mains supply is realized. Further, avoltage division circuit can be provided to realize negative surgedetection.

The surge protection circuit further includes a fourth voltage divisioncircuit 60 consisted of resistors and capacitors. The control circuit430 further includes a fourth comparator 34.

An input terminal of the fourth voltage division circuit 34 is connectedto the output terminal of the rectifying circuit 70. An output terminalof the fourth voltage division circuit 60 is connected to a first inputterminal of the fourth comparator 34. A second input terminal of thefourth comparator 34 is connected to the output terminal of the secondvoltage division circuit 60. When there is no negative surge voltage inthe mains supply, a voltage of the output terminal of the fourth voltagedivision circuit 60 is lower than the voltage of the output terminal ofthe second voltage division circuit 40. When there is a negative surgevoltage in the mains supply, the voltage of the output terminal of thefourth voltage division circuit 60 is higher than the voltage of theoutput terminal of the second voltage division circuit 40.

The third comparator 33 is further configured to control an outputterminal of the fourth comparator 34 to output a preset level signalwhen the voltage of the output terminal of the third voltage divisioncircuit 50 is lower than the second preset value.

In an embodiment, the third voltage division circuit 50 used to realizezero-cross detection. When the voltage of the output terminal of thethird voltage division circuit 50 is higher than the second presetvalue, the output terminal of the third comparator 32 outputs a levelsignal. When the voltage of the output terminal of the third voltagedivision circuit 50 is lower than the second preset value, the outputterminal of the third comparator 32 outputs a reverse level signal. Atthis time, the control circuit 430 shields the preset level signaloutput by the second comparator 32 and the fourth comparator 34according to the reverse level signal, so as to prevent output voltagesof the first voltage division circuit 410, the second voltage divisioncircuit 40 and the fourth voltage division circuit 60 from being closewhen the mains supply is close to the zero-crossing point, and prevent afalse output of the second comparator 32 and the fourth comparator 34,thus improving stability of power supply.

The second voltage division circuit 40 includes a third resistor R3, afourth resistor R4, and a second capacitor C1. One terminal of the thirdresistor R3 is connected to the output terminal of the rectifyingcircuit 20, and the other terminal of the third resistor R3 is connectedto a ground terminal via the fourth resistor R4. The second capacitor C2is connected in parallel to two terminals of the fourth resistor R4. Afirst input terminal of the second comparator 32 is connected to acommon terminal of the third resistor R3 and the fourth resistor R4.

The third voltage division circuit 50 includes a fifth resistor R5, asixth resistor R6, a seventh resistor R7, a third capacitor C3, and afourth capacitor C4. One terminal of the fifth resistor R5 is connectedto the output terminal of the rectifying circuit 70, and the otherterminal of the fifth resistor R5 is connected to a ground terminal viaa serial connection of the sixth resistor R6 and the seventh resistorR7. The third capacitor C3 is connected in parallel to two terminals ofthe fifth resistor R5. The fourth capacitor C4 is connected in parallelto two terminals of the seventh resistor R7. The first input terminal ofthe third comparator 33 is connected to a common terminal of the sixthresistor R6 and the seventh resistor R7.

The fourth voltage division circuit 60 includes an eighth resistor R8, aninth resistor R9, and a fifth capacitor C5. One terminal of the eighthresistor R8 is connected to the output terminal of the rectifyingcircuit 70, and the other terminal of the eighth resistor R8 isconnected to a ground terminal via the ninth resistor R9. The fifthcapacitor C5 is connected in parallel to two terminals of the ninthresistor R9. The first input terminal of the fourth comparator 34 isconnected to a common terminal of the eighth resistor R8 and the ninthresistor R9.

It should be noted that, each of the third resistor R3, the fourthresistor R4, the fifth resistor R5, the sixth resistor R6, and theseventh resistor R7 can be one resistor, or be formed by a plurality ofresistors connected in series. Capacitances of the first capacitor C1,the second capacitor C2, and the fifth capacitor C5 can be set accordingto actual requirement. In an embodiment, preferably, a capacitance ofthe first capacitor C1 is equal to a capacitance of the fifth capacitorC5. The capacitance of the first capacitor C1 is larger than acapacitance of the second capacitor C2.

It can be understood that, in order to reduce voltage divisionrequirement of the first voltage division circuit 410, the secondvoltage division circuit 40, and the fourth voltage division circuit 60,a voltage division resistor R for common voltage division can beprovided at a common input terminal of the first voltage divisioncircuit 410, the second voltage division circuit 40, and the fourthvoltage division circuit 60, and the output terminal of the rectifyingcircuit 70, and after a voltage division by the voltage divisionresistor R, another voltage division is performed by the first voltagedivision circuit 410, the second voltage division circuit 40, and thefourth voltage division circuit 60 respectively.

It should be noted that, structure of the rectifying circuit 70 can beset according to actual requirement, including a first diode D1 and asecond diode D2. An anode of the first diode D1 is connected to a firstalternating current input terminal of the mains supply. The second diodeD2 is connected to a second alternating current input terminal of themains supply. A cathode of the first diode D1 is connected to a cathodeof the second diode D2.

In an embodiment, the first alternating current input terminal can be aterminal of L line, and the second alternating current input terminal isa terminal of N line. The first alternating current input terminal canalso be a terminal of N line, and the second alternating current inputterminal is a terminal of L line. In this embodiment, the first diode D1and the second diode D2 are used to perform full-wave rectification onthe mains supply, thus realizing positive surge detection and negativesurge detection.

The present disclosure further provides a household appliance. Thehousehold appliance includes an electromagnetic heating control circuit.Structure of the electromagnetic heating control circuit can refer toabove embodiments, which is not described in detail herein. Reasonably,since the household appliance according to the present disclosure usestechnical solutions of the above electromagnetic heating controlcircuit, the household appliance has beneficial effects of the aboveelectromagnetic heating control circuits.

Above are preferable embodiments of the present disclosure, and are notintended to limit the scope of the present disclosure. Anytransformations of equivalent constructions or equivalent processesusing the specification and the accompanying drawings of the presentdisclosure, either directly or indirectly, in other related technicalfields, is likewise included within the scope of the protection of thepresent disclosure.

What is claimed is:
 1. An electromagnetic heating control circuit,comprising: a control chip, a rectifying and filtering circuit, aresonance capacitor, a switch transistor, a drive circuit, and asynchronous voltage detection circuit, wherein: the switch transistorcomprises a first terminal, a second terminal, and a control terminalconfigured to control a connection state between the first terminal andthe second terminal, the first terminal is connected to a positiveoutput terminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit via theresonance capacitor, the second terminal is connected to a negativeoutput terminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit via acurrent-limiting resistor; and the control chip comprises anon-inverting voltage input terminal, an inverting voltage inputterminal, a voltage detection terminal, and a signal output terminal,the non-inverting voltage input terminal and the inverting voltage inputterminal detect voltages at two terminals of the resonance capacitor viathe synchronous voltage detection circuit, the signal output terminal isconnected to the control terminal via the drive circuit, the voltagedetection terminal is connected to the positive output terminal of therectifying and filtering circuit via the synchronous voltage detectioncircuit, the control chip is configured to control a work state of theswitch transistor according to a voltage detected by the voltagedetection terminal, and to control, according to voltages of thenon-inverting voltage input terminal and the inverting voltage inputterminal, the switch transistor to turn on when a voltage at aconnection node between the resonance capacitor and the switchtransistor is zero.
 2. The electromagnetic heating control circuitaccording to claim 1, wherein the synchronous voltage detection circuitcomprises: a first voltage sampling circuit, wherein one terminal of thefirst voltage sampling circuit is connected to the positive outputterminal of the rectifying and filtering circuit, and the other terminalof the first voltage sampling circuit is connected to the non-invertingvoltage input terminal and the voltage detection terminal respectively;and a second voltage sampling circuit, wherein one terminal of thesecond voltage sampling circuit is connected to the first terminal ofthe switch transistor, and the other terminal of the second voltagesampling circuit is connected to the inverting voltage input terminal.3. The electromagnetic heating control circuit according to claim 1,wherein the drive circuit comprises a drive chip, a fifteenth resistor,a sixteenth resistor, and a seventeenth resistor, wherein: a drive inputterminal of the drive chip is connected to the signal output terminal ofthe control chip via the fifteenth resistor, the drive input terminal isconnected to a preset power source, a drive output terminal of the drivechip is connected to the second terminal of the switch transistor via aserial connection of the sixteenth resistor and the seventeenthresistor, a common terminal of the sixteenth resistor and theseventeenth resistor is connected to the control terminal of the switchtransistor.
 4. The electromagnetic heating control circuit according toclaim 1, wherein the rectifying and filtering circuit comprises a bridgerectifier, an inductor and a capacitor, wherein: a positive outputterminal of the bridge rectifier is connected to the resonance capacitorvia the inductor, and a negative output terminal of the bridge rectifieris connected to the second terminal of the switch transistor via thecurrent-limiting resistor; and one terminal of the capacitor isconnected to a common terminal of the inductor and resonance capacitor,and the other terminal of the capacitor is connected to the negativeoutput terminal of the bridge rectifier.
 5. The electromagnetic heatingcontrol circuit according to claim 1, wherein the switch transistor isan insulated gate bipolar transistor, a collector of the insulated gatebipolar transistor is configured as the first terminal, an emitter ofthe insulated gate bipolar transistor is configured as the secondterminal, and a gate of the insulated gate bipolar transistor isconfigured as the control terminal.
 6. The electromagnetic heatingcontrol circuit according to claim 1, wherein: the drive circuit isconnected to the control chip, and the drive circuit is configured tomagnify a pulse width modulation signal received from the control chipand to output a magnified pulse width modulation signal to the switchtransistor via a signal output terminal of the drive circuit, so as todrive the switch transistor, the drive circuit is further configured todetect an output voltage value of the signal output terminal of thedrive circuit, and to adjust a state of the magnified pulse widthmodulation signal output by the signal output terminal of the drivecircuit according to whether the output voltage value is within a presetinterval range; and the electromagnetic heating control circuit furthercomprises a protection circuit, the protection circuit is configured tocontrol the work state of the switch transistor according to a voltagevalue of the first terminal when the switch transistor is turned off, orthe protection circuit is configured to control the work state of theswitch transistor according to a detected current value of the secondterminal when the switch transistor is turned on.
 7. The electromagneticheating control circuit according to claim 1, wherein the control chipis configured to output the pulse width modulation signal to the drivecircuit, the pulse width modulation signal is output to the switchtransistor via a signal output terminal of the drive circuit, so as todrive the switch transistor; and the electromagnetic heating controlcircuit further comprises a protection module, the protection module isconfigured to control the work state of the switch transistor accordingto a voltage value of the first terminal when the switch transistor isturned off, or the protection module is configured to control the workstate of the switch transistor according to a detected current value ofthe second terminal when the switch transistor is turned on.
 8. Theelectromagnetic heating control circuit according to claim 1, whereinthe control chip is configured to output a pulse width modulation signalto the drive circuit, the pulse width modulation signal is output to theswitch transistor via a signal output terminal of the drive circuit, soas to drive the switch transistor; and the drive circuit is configuredto detect an output voltage value of the signal output terminal of thedrive circuit, and to adjust a state of the pulse width modulationsignal output by the signal output terminal of the drive circuitaccording to whether the output voltage value is within a presetinterval range.
 9. The electromagnetic heating control circuit accordingto claim 1, further comprising a temperature detection module configuredto detect a temperature of the switch transistor, an output terminal ofthe temperature detection module connected to the control chip; whereinthe control chip is configured to obtain a temperature currentlydetected by the temperature detection module at first predetermined timeintervals, to perform error correction on the temperature according totwo temperatures detected twice in succession and a temperaturecompensation factor to calculate an actual temperature, and to controlthe work state of the switch transistor according to the actualtemperature.
 10. The electromagnetic heating control circuit accordingto claim 1, further comprising a surge protection circuit, wherein thesurge protection circuit comprises a first voltage division circuitcomprising a resistor and a capacitor, and a control circuit for surgeprotection, wherein: the control circuit comprises a first comparator;an input terminal of the first voltage division circuit is connected toan output terminal of a rectifying circuit, an output terminal of thefirst voltage division circuit is connected to a first input terminal ofthe first comparator; a second input terminal of the first comparator isconnected to a preset first reference power source, and when a voltageof the mains supply is lower than a first preset value, if there ispositive surge, a voltage of the output terminal of the first voltagedivision circuit is higher than a voltage of the preset first referencepower source, if there is no positive surge, the voltage of the outputterminal of the first voltage division circuit is lower than the voltageof the preset first reference power source; and the control circuitperforms surge protection control according a state of an output levelof an output terminal of the first comparator.
 11. An electromagneticheating control circuit, comprising: a drive circuit, a protectioncircuit, and a switch transistor, wherein: the switch transistorcomprises a first terminal, a second terminal, and a control terminalconfigured to control a connection state between the first terminal andthe second terminal, the control terminal is connected to a signaloutput terminal of the drive circuit, and the second terminal isconnected to a ground terminal; the drive circuit is connected to acontrol chip, and configured to magnify a pulse width modulation signalreceived from the control chip and to output a magnified pulse widthmodulation signal to the switch transistor via the signal outputterminal of the drive circuit, so as to drive the switch transistor; thedrive circuit is configured to detect an output voltage value of thesignal output terminal, and to adjust a state of the magnified pulsewidth modulation signal output by the signal output terminal accordingto whether the output voltage value of the signal output terminal iswithin a preset interval range; and the protection circuit is configuredto control a work state of the switch transistor according to a voltagevalue of the first terminal when the switch transistor is turned off, orthe protection circuit is configured to control the work state of theswitch transistor according to a detected current value of the secondterminal when the switch transistor is turned on.
 12. Theelectromagnetic heating control circuit according to claim 11, whereinthe drive circuit adjusting a state of the magnified pulse widthmodulation signal output by the signal output terminal according to theoutput voltage value of the signal output terminal comprises: when theoutput voltage value of the signal output terminal is not within thepreset interval range, the drive circuit controls the signal outputterminal stop outputting the magnified pulse width modulation signal; orwhen the output voltage value of the signal output terminal is notwithin the preset interval range, the drive circuit outputs a controlsignal to the control chip, such that the control chip stops outputtingthe pulse width modulation signal.
 13. The electromagnetic heatingcontrol circuit according to claim 11, wherein the drive circuit isfurther configured to perform a comparison on the pulse width modulationsignal and a preset reference square signal, and to adjust the state ofthe magnified pulse width modulation signal output by the signal outputterminal according to a result of the comparison.
 14. Theelectromagnetic heating control circuit according to claim 11, whereinthe switch transistor is an insulated gate bipolar transistor, acollector of the insulated gate bipolar transistor is configured as thefirst terminal, an emitter of the insulated gate bipolar transistor isconfigured as the second terminal, and a gate of the insulated gatebipolar transistor is configured as the control terminal.
 15. Theelectromagnetic heating control circuit according to claim 11, whereinwhen the protection circuit is configured to control the work state ofthe switch transistor according to the voltage value of the firstterminal when the switch transistor is turned off, the protectioncircuit comprises a voltage sampling circuit and a comparator, wherein:the voltage sampling circuit comprises a first resistor and a secondresistor, one terminal of the first resistor is connected to the firstterminal, and the other terminal of the first resistor is connected tothe ground terminal via the second resistor; and a non-inverting inputterminal of the comparator is connected to a common terminal of thefirst resistor and the second resistor, an inverting input terminal ofthe comparator is connected to a preset reference voltage terminal, andan output terminal of the comparator is connected to the controlterminal.
 16. The electromagnetic heating control circuit according toclaim 11, wherein when the protection circuit is configured to controlthe work state of the switch transistor according to a detected currentvalue of the second terminal when the switch transistor is turned on,the electromagnetic heating control circuit further comprises acurrent-limiting resistor connected in series between the secondterminal and the ground terminal, and a voltage detection terminal ofthe protection circuit is connected to the second terminal so as todetect the current value of the second terminal.
 17. An electromagneticheating circuit, comprising a coil, a resonance capacitor, a controlchip, a drive module, a protection module, and a switch transistor,wherein: the coil is connected in parallel to the resonance capacitor;the switch transistor comprises a first terminal, a second terminal, anda control terminal configured to control a connection state between thefirst terminal and the second terminal, the control terminal isconnected to a signal output terminal of the drive module, the firstterminal is connected to a terminal of the resonance capacitor, and thesecond terminal is connected to a ground terminal; the control chip isconfigured to output a pulse width modulation signal to the drivemodule, the pulse width modulation signal is output to the switchtransistor via the signal output terminal of the drive module, so as todrive the switch transistor; and the protection module is configured tocontrol a work state of the switch transistor according to a voltagevalue of the first terminal when the switch transistor is turned off, orthe protection module is configured to control the work state of theswitch transistor according to a detected current value of the secondterminal when the switch transistor is turned on.
 18. Theelectromagnetic heating circuit according to claim 17, wherein when theprotection module is configured to control a work state of the switchtransistor according to a voltage value of the first terminal when theswitch transistor is turned off, the protection module comprises avoltage sampling circuit and a comparator, wherein: the voltage samplingcircuit comprises a first resistor and a second resistor, one terminalof the first resistor is connected to the first terminal, and the otherterminal of the first resistor is connected to the ground terminal viathe second resistor; and a non-inverting input terminal of thecomparator is connected to a common terminal of the first resistor andthe second resistor, an inverting input terminal of the comparator isconnected to a preset reference voltage terminal, and an output terminalof the comparator is connected to the control terminal.
 19. Theelectromagnetic heating circuit according to claim 17, wherein when theprotection module is configured to control a work state of the switchtransistor according to a voltage value of the first terminal when theswitch transistor is turned off, the protection module comprises avoltage sampling circuit and a comparator, wherein: the voltage samplingcircuit comprises a first resistor and a second resistor, one terminalof the first resistor is connected to the first terminal, and the otherterminal of the first resistor is connected to the ground terminal viathe second resistor; a non-inverting input terminal of the comparator isconnected to a common terminal of the first resistor and the secondresistor, an inverting input terminal of the comparator is connected toa preset reference voltage terminal, and an output terminal of thecomparator is connected to the drive module; and when the voltage valueof the first terminal is higher than the preset reference voltage, thecomparator outputs a control signal to the drive module, the drivemodule controls the signal output terminal to output a preset levelsignal according to the control signal, so as to turn on the switchtransistor.
 20. The electromagnetic heating circuit according to claim17, wherein when the protection module is configured to control a workstate of the switch transistor according to a voltage value of the firstterminal when the switch transistor is turned off, the protection modulecomprises a voltage sampling circuit and a comparator, wherein: thevoltage sampling circuit comprises a first resistor and a secondresistor, one terminal of the first resistor is connected to the firstterminal, and the other terminal of the first resistor is connected tothe ground terminal via the second resistor; a non-inverting inputterminal of the comparator is connected to a common terminal of thefirst resistor and the second resistor, an inverting input terminal ofthe comparator is connected to a preset reference voltage terminal, andan output terminal of the comparator is connected to the control chip;and when the voltage value of the first terminal is higher than thepreset reference voltage, the comparator outputs a control signal to thecontrol chip, such that the control chip adjusts a duty ratio of thepulse width modulation signal output to the drive module.
 21. Theelectromagnetic heating circuit according to claim 17, wherein when theprotection module is configured to control the work state of the switchtransistor according to a detected current value of the second terminalwhen the switch transistor is turned on, the electromagnetic heatingcircuit further comprises a current-limiting resistor connected inseries between the second terminal and the ground terminal, and avoltage detection terminal of the protection module is connected to thesecond terminal so as to detect the current value of the secondterminal.
 22. The electromagnetic heating circuit according to claim 17,wherein the electromagnetic heating circuit further comprises atemperature sensor configured to detect a temperature of the switchtransistor, the temperature sensor is connected to the protectionmodule, and the protection module is configured to output a controlsignal to the drive module or to the control chip according to thetemperature detected by the temperature sensor, such that the drivemodule or the control chip adjusts a duty ratio of the pulse widthmodulation signal output by the signal output terminal or turns off theswitch transistor according to the control signal.
 23. Theelectromagnetic heating circuit according to claim 17, wherein theswitch transistor is an insulated gate bipolar transistor, a collectorof the insulated gate bipolar transistor is configured as the firstterminal, an emitter of the insulated gate bipolar transistor isconfigured as the second terminal, and a gate of the insulated gatebipolar transistor is configured as the control terminal.